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Wednesday, 13 June 2012

The Paradoxes of Our Life - What we do not grasp stays

Posted on 03:13 by Unknown
What we do not grab at or grasp tightly, stays. What we try to grab, spills out. Like water in a palm. Like a catch in the slips.
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To have, let go.
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