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The Return of Happy.

cynthiafoustvenner
Jul 1, 2021
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Updated: Jul 1, 2021

Playing second and third string for so long, I had forgotten happy.


How to smile, laugh, just be me.


I had forgotten myself.


But in the past few months I have been reminded.


I have been told to remember.


To be shown I matter I am valued.


I am important.


That I am funny, smart, desired, cared for, sought after.


And while I may not be for some.


I may be all to another.


Laughing.


Uncontrollably.


Smiling.


I am valuable to some.


My thoughts and opinions cared for. Asked for.


Being reminded I am not anything other than wonderful.


And even my hurt is a part of my beauty.


My bruises and scars a part of my character.


And that I am more than enough.


The confidence that had been slowly stripped coming back.


With avengence.


With patience.


Xoxo,

C.

 
 
 

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