Description

This poetic piece reflects on the human condition, comparing us to crooked timber. It highlights the beauty and strength found in our imperfections, the resilience we gain through struggles, and the unique stories we build with our flaws, choices, and histories. The poem celebrates the wild, free spirit within each individual, acknowledging that beauty and strength can bloom from the cracks of our hearts. Comparable works include The work evokes a similar sense of reflection on the human condition found in works by poets like Mary Oliver, Rumi, and Khalil Gibran.

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