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Stoic Entry 13

Well done for making the decision
Now embrace every moment of it
All that is bad and good
Is what you perceive it to be

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Posted on November 7, 2021November 7, 2021Author Stoic AthenaeumCategories Poetry, StoicismTags journaling, mental health, philosophy, Poetry, Stoic Athenaeum, Stoicism, writing

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