I love that you are choosing to break free from that companion. We eventually have to break up with them when they threaten the peace, love and joy we want to nurture.
I like that you call it a companion rather than an enemy. There’s something honest about that. Some shadows know us so well they almost feel like they belong to us. But I especially love the ending, the heart “breaking free from servitude.” Maybe freedom isn’t making the visitor disappear. Maybe it’s simply refusing to let it be in charge.
I love that you are choosing to break free from that companion. We eventually have to break up with them when they threaten the peace, love and joy we want to nurture.
I like that you call it a companion rather than an enemy. There’s something honest about that. Some shadows know us so well they almost feel like they belong to us. But I especially love the ending, the heart “breaking free from servitude.” Maybe freedom isn’t making the visitor disappear. Maybe it’s simply refusing to let it be in charge.