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Fire
Camp in this holy hot fire, and stray not from feeling pain, wait on the light of stars to pour out upon disdain. And the pain will then be lightening as grief begins to retire, and to others a new heightening the healing will inspire. A younger me would think me nuts, to burn away the grief. A braggart or arrogant drunk, would even offer relief. I know that this is frightening— the life in this holy hot fire, but the darkened night is enlightening the stars are sparkling higher.
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