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I am standing at the edge of a cliff, made of
molten rock, centuries old.
Peering over the edge, my eyes look downward and I cannot tell
where the rock is enjoined with the earth.
I can hear the splashing of the waves as the tide reaches the
cliff.
I can feel the clouds enveloping me, like a child, in a cold
embrace
I can see the darkness below, the darkness above and the
darkness beside me.
I want to cry out, but my voice evades me; all that reaches
the air is a whimper so low it's almost inaudible.
I crave light. My memory relates light with warmth and I long
to feel warm.
I feel so cold right now.
The cold is seeping into my bones, and making me shiver.
I close my eyes trying to shut out the darkness, remembering
the light.
Remembering the warmth that radiates from the light.
Let my mind be free!
In my dream I now realize this is my revelation:
The cliff represents my obstacles.
The dark represents my fear.
The cold represents my past.
The light represents my future.
What my soul deeply craves is happiness.
Every day I move forward, leaving my past behind, and I
don’t feel so cold anymore.
With every decision a glimmer of light breaks the darkness.
With every accomplishment I get one step further from the edge
of the cliff.
With all these things behind me, I see all the light in my
future
With that light, I now have a voice that lets me
scream..."I am free!"
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