I think we’re all pretty much the same. At our center. When you
strip away pretense and posturing. Like a friend said, NOT one of us was born walking. So mayBE this could translate to us
BEing bridge builders rather than bridge burners?! I hope so.
When I think of building a bridge I imagine connection. It
doesn’t have to BE especially high or wide or even all that strong. It merely
needs to connect what ties us, what we have in common, how it is we’re bound to
one another, by choice. By design.
I’m building a BEing A Better Listener And Slower To Talk Or
Add My Two Cents Bridge. I’m envisioning a wide open mind that isn’t afraid to
BE disagreed with or to disagree. It chooses to stay unlocked to make room for
ideas and opinions, attitudes and BEliefs, or entirely other sets of conditions
from my own.
Now that’s a bridge worthy of crossing.
I’ve NOT been a great bridge builder. I suppose that, by
default, makes me a bridge burner, but I don’t really think I’ve been that either. I think I’ve just decided, more in my
heart than mind, that certain bridges are out for me Now.
It’s NOT a happy feeling, it simply is what I sense to BE
so.
I love you, Currie
2 comments:
I think we have all been bridge burners at one time or another. We're all underconstruction..lol!
Save the good bridges. Burn the shaky, undependable ones. I used to try to save all the bridges, but found that some are just not worth saving, to be honest. You spend all your time making repairs and then they still collapse from under you when you need them. ;)
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