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Tag Archives: detour
All the ways we justify detouring from our path!
All the ways we justify detouring from our path! All the ways we could grow strong in following, yet don’t © Meisaan Chan
Posted in Food addiction, Poetry, recovery, Spiritual poetry, writing
Tagged detour, excuse, hardship, help me, journey, justify, pain, strength
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Pit stops
All the stops on the pathway home! All the ways to forget where we’re going! © Meisaan Chan
Posted in Poetry, recovery, Spiritual poetry, writing
Tagged adventure, detour, direction, discernment, journey, lost, map, path
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When you reach the cliff face
You may ask me for a detour and instead I may give you the strength to climb © Meisaan Chan
Posted in Poetry, recovery, Spiritual poetry
Tagged adventure, detour, journey, resilience, rest, strength
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Detours
Some of them lead you astray some of them are the path © Meisaan Chan
Posted in Poetry, Spiritual poetry
Tagged adventure, confusion, detour, direction, discernment, journey, lost, path
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Detour
I stare at the flooded road. “Don’t worry,” God says. “There’s another way.” My heart drops at the burned-out bridge. “Don’t worry,” God says. “There’s another way.” I wail when I see the tornadoed stretch. “Don’t worry,” God says. … Continue reading
