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You Can Love
I can love. I can tap into the soft spot that seems so sad sometimes. I can plant a tree that grows overnight, pink and blue blossoms with sparkling leaves. Planted just below my sternum, just above my full belly. I can love you. That’s you— the One reading these words. I offer to you this wonderful glowing light, a light of love, right here, right now, as you read. It’s yours, and I don’t even know who you are, but I love you. Here, take this love, swim in it, swing from a branch with it, share it with a friend, and if you really want to know life, to fully experience the meaning of our existence, share it with your own worst enemy.
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