And me, standing under the splintered night, catching fractured glimpses into the black behind the black, hearing the prayers of stars, the angry whispers of the dark summer night.Its voice cracks,on your name.My eyes close,on your name.
Take heart now in one true thing: You will gain traction. You will grow upwards even when you think you__e been slammed back down into that same dark hole. It will start looking like a different hole, one that might still have youcurled up and crying, but that crying will be more transformative than only desperate screams of despair. Your pain can be turned to good account. You__e not alone. You__e gotthis handbook. Keep us with you.
Climbing Out from Under: A Handbook for Heartbreak
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Take heart now in one true thing: You will gain traction. You will grow upwards even when you think you__e been slammed back down into that same dark hole. It will start looking like a different hole, one that might still have youcurled up and crying, but that crying will be more transformative than only desperate screams of despair. Your pain can be turned to good account. You__e not alone. You__e gotthis handbook. Keep us with you.
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