Tag Archives: dependence

The bypassing

Sometimes I grow fat with love sometimes the times are lean: free me from all this and connect me to that umbilical cord which bypasses famine, drought, delight © Meisaan Chan

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A note from the one who defends

It is not your job to worry about the battle; it is your job to stay close © Meisaan Chan

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Giving credit where credit is due

O Spirit, you are my passion with you, I am a raging fire giving comfort, warmth, and life – without you: ash © Meisaan Chan

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The wound denied

The wound denied is the wound that will control you © Meisaan Chan

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A note on co-dependence

When you dissolve in me you retain your identity – that is, you become none other than fully yourself; dissolving any place elsewhere simply means  you disappear © Meisaan Chan

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I am the rope, says the Lord

I am the rope, says the Lord allowing the impossible to be done © Meisaan Chan   (Photo credit: National Geographic)

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The companion

You fall down and I pick you up, you thirst and I pour water in your cup; yes, it is your path and toil but the path is not to be traversed alone and so I journey with you © … Continue reading

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On trust

Sometimes it’s hard to trust the light that it’s enough, that it’ll stay so I insist on using my tiny flashlight, my way – no matter: the light keeps on shining © Meisaan Chan (Photo credit: National Geographic)

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Invitation

“Let’s go on an adventure,” God says. “To where? To do what?” I ask. “My dear,” God says, “you just missed the point.” © Meisaan Chan    

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The moment you’d turn your face from me

  The moment you’d turn your face from me my soul would suffocate the umbilical cord snapped     © Meisaan Chan

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