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I originally posted these horoscopes on my deadjournal many moons ago. Is it bad that these both still make sense, almost five years later?
june 27 2002
Not so long ago, some asked you to open the floodgates to your core. Unfortunately, you were both washed away by the tidal force of all that stored up passion. Your suitor was swept out to sea, never to be seen again. Since then, you've been working on a new emotional infrastructure, one that can help you control the flow so its never more than a little overwhelming. Now that it's almost time to test your new heartdesign, consider opening it all the way. The fact that your last wooers were washed away speaks more to their quality than yours. Your new one may settle for nothing less than the full force of your uncensored soul.
july 19 2002
Before the wound can heal, you've got to pull out the arrow, bullet or sliver of glass. Instead, you've let the weapon that injured you stay lodged in the gash it created, because you fear that removing it will cause even more pain than you've already suffered. Unfortunately, a certain amount of bleeding and reopening is necessary so that you can finally move on. The consolation: although scar tissue can feel tight, constrictive and inflexible compared to how you were before the injury, you'll still be far more free than you were with an arrow poking out of your side..
june 27 2002
Not so long ago, some asked you to open the floodgates to your core. Unfortunately, you were both washed away by the tidal force of all that stored up passion. Your suitor was swept out to sea, never to be seen again. Since then, you've been working on a new emotional infrastructure, one that can help you control the flow so its never more than a little overwhelming. Now that it's almost time to test your new heartdesign, consider opening it all the way. The fact that your last wooers were washed away speaks more to their quality than yours. Your new one may settle for nothing less than the full force of your uncensored soul.
july 19 2002
Before the wound can heal, you've got to pull out the arrow, bullet or sliver of glass. Instead, you've let the weapon that injured you stay lodged in the gash it created, because you fear that removing it will cause even more pain than you've already suffered. Unfortunately, a certain amount of bleeding and reopening is necessary so that you can finally move on. The consolation: although scar tissue can feel tight, constrictive and inflexible compared to how you were before the injury, you'll still be far more free than you were with an arrow poking out of your side..