Summary
The webpage is a reflective poetic composition exploring themes of identity and unity, complemented by an auditory Spotify podcast and recommendations for further reading on various topics including happiness and cryptocurrency education.
Abstract
The webpage features a poem titled "The Longest Time," which delves into existential questions about the self and others, emphasizing the universal nature of love as a unifying force. The poem is accompanied by a photograph with editing credits to Léonie Salawa and an embedded Spotify podcast for an immersive experience. The author expresses gratitude for the audience's time and acknowledges an editor, suggesting a collaborative effort in the creation of the content. Additionally, the page provides a curated list of related articles, inviting readers to explore other works such as "Unapologetically Happy," "My Pen is my Protest," "In a Blur," and educational pieces on cryptocurrencies and happiness as a choice.
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Who am I? I have been asking For the longest time
Who are you? Sometimes I wonder As we rise together
Who are we? This one I ponder Does it really matter?
Who are they? These so-called “others” Who might not always get us
I am Love, the only Answer And you are too, remember?
Thank you for your time and consideration. I appreciate it. May we all find the Love within.
To my Editor, you are the best!
Kris GageBecause most of “the signs” they tell you are garbage
nasyassssIn this world that moves with time, I often encounter a delicate thing called “belonging”. Things that are not quite easy to accept when it…
vina’s memories captured on pagesLove doesn’t arrive by invitation; it unfolds because we surrender to it.
