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YOSHA AND KINTSUGI
*YOSHA AND KINTSUGI ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ the Japanese vase, once whole, now cracked, a testament to careless hands, a moment's rage—the shattering of our relationship. we stare at the shards on the floor, their sharp edges glinting, reflecting back the anger, fear, and broken trust. do we clutch the fragments, nurse the wounds, let resentment and bitterness bloom? do we quickly sweep away the pieces, pretending the argument never happened? or do we gather, with trembling fingers, the remnants of what was with a slow, deliberate grace? the dust settled, and there it was~ unbidden, unwanted, perhaps—but undeniably present. YOSHA… ...flickered in the lamplight~ an untranslatable grace, the space between exhale and release. …a yielding, perhaps, a reluctant clemency offered to one another, to oneself. …not forgiveness, not yet, not quite~ but the letting go of the clenched fist, the unfurling of a tight bud. KINTSUGI… …binding together the shattered pieces of our relationship, not with cold glue, but with lacquer of molten gold. …gold seeping into our imperfections, brightens the jagged edges, transforming our brokenness into a vessel of resilience. …not perfection, but a tribute to the enduring power of yosha, of mending, of becoming a masterpiece born of breakages. yosha, kintsugi for the soul.
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