reflection
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In life, much like the seasons, we are always in transition; between what we know and what lies beyond. The autumn road, lined with fiery trees and scattered leaves, symbolizes the beauty found in change. Each bend in the path encourages us to embrace the unknown and trust the journey, suggesting that our search
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Life is a river flowing only forward, its waters ever-changing and carrying echoes of the past along with the uncertainty of the future. The past remains untouched, a monument to what has been. Yet, within this truth lies a gift; a chance to start anew and shape tomorrow. This poem reflects on the wisdom
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Rain symbolizes a deep connection between sky and earth, offering a gentle touch that evokes forgotten emotions within us. It conveys feelings of longing, surrender, and love, inviting us to experience stillness amid the soothing sound of falling drops. This poem explores the tranquility of surrender and self-discovery within the universe, highlighting the significance
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In “The Sick Raccoon” story arc of Calvin & Hobbes, Bill Watterson explores themes of mortality and impermanence through Calvin’s experience with a young raccoon’s illness, blending hope, humour, and sorrow as he confronts death for the first time. This reflective poem highlights the interconnectedness of all life, emphasizing that even the smallest creatures
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