Anger like Sugar
Like sugar, we add too much anger to everything. We call it righteousness, then cite our fears. When we are thirsty, God doesn’t give us oceans to drink. We are offered gentle springs, lakes and rivers. Maybe, just maybe, great action requires a pinch of anger. But don’t let it spoil the dish you’re about to serve. Real love isn’t soured by ire, nor is it syrupy sweet. Find the balance within, then take notice as the mountains move with you.
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