Welcome to my garden little seed: I’ll give you everything
a sunflower needs. These walls will provide Protection from the tide Engulfing those outside Still swimming in
their pride. I guarantee we’ll have a lot of fun If you will always turn to face the sun.
There’s
more to life than one man ever sees Until he meets a keeper of the keys: The holder of a line That’s aged like
vintage wine, A blossom on the vine, Whose fruit will be your sign The soil in which they’re planted gets it
done If you will always turn to face the sun.
You’ll never hear me asking you to leave. You can stay as
long as you believe We reap what we sow The ecstasy and woe – But someday you will know The time has come
to go: The time has come for you to be the one Because you always turn to face the sun. | | |
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V - The Hierophant
Self-discipline may open new channels of creative expression, but relying on what we can discover alone, in a single lifetime,
can limit what flows through those channels. There are those ahead of us who have learned the wisdom of the ages. The lesson
of the Hierophant is that what cannot be acquired alone in one lifetime must be handed down as a body of accumulated wisdom
from one generation to the next.
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