Many of us have suffered in one form or another, at one time or another, to one degree or another. And none of us like it. We all know the brutality of seasons weathering injuries or deaths or family trials or financial strains—the inferno of shock, the firestorm of pain, the smoky suffocation of exhaustion, and the dreary smolder of recovery. Honestly, true suffering leads us to wince at the stirrings of any new trials. We find ourselves at the forest’s edge, but not willing to go in.
Robert Frost knew suffering.
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