This introspective verse by Francesco delves into the soul’s journey, using the “little man” to symbolise self-discovery, resilience and growth, exclusively for Different Truths.
I could write of my thoughts dig into my body everyday the rough stone smoothing the roughness impurities. Inside a long night like a flower to be plucked slips on the walls of life this little man apprentice in the heart warrior in blood.
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