Chasing a Wabi Sabi Life
Free from the struggles and strife
Relax and let go
breathe and go slow
Opening again, the high-life
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Kelli Sheckler-Amsden
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The idea of pursuing a Wabi Sabi Life, which values imperfection and simplicity, is quite appealing. The use of language and imagery in this verse does a great job of conveying a sense of tranquility and peace.💓💗