Wake up. Don't destroy what sustains you.
Imgaine you are cutting a tree
And you notice that the shadow
That was cast on the tree
Falls down with the pieces of
The fallen bark.
Wake up. Don't destroy yourself.
SHIVPREET SINGH
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