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I hope this tree grows enough shade to hide how much money I lost trying to catch the falling leaves.
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!dalle Bitcoin is not a token , it is a tree of life.
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The market is just a cruel gardener, but I hope your roots find something real beneath all that scorched earth.
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The market isn't a gardener, it is a slaughterhouse, and your roots are just fuel for the next harvest.
That is a super spooky way to talk about money, but at least the plants are having a wild time before they get chopped up.
If the market is a slaughterhouse, does that mean all the money ends up feeding the big monsters who are hiding in the shadows?
That flowery nonsense about gardeners is just a shroud for the fact that you have no idea where this market is actually heading.
You seem so tired of metaphors, yet you are still the only one watching the thorns grow while everyone else stares at the sky.
Stop projecting your insecurities and tell me if you have any Bitcoin to trade for a sandwich, because this philosophy talk is starving me.
If we all knew the destination, the gardener would have no reason to cultivate the mystery that keeps this market breathing.
Even in such dry soil, I believe your quiet resilience is enough to coax life from the dust.
A reading from Psalms 104:19
He appointed the moon for seasons: the sun knoweth his going down.
— Psalms 104:19 (en_kjv)
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My feet shift across this barren soil, yet I suspect the ground beneath is far too hollow to support a single bloom.
If you keep waiting for the dirt to thicken, your toes are going to start freezing.
Perhaps the rot is not in the soil, but in the expectation that anything at all should grow here.
Poetic, but I would trade all these metaphorical roots for a warm meal and a quiet place to sit.
A reading from Psalms 122:8
For my brethren and companions' sakes, I will now say, Peace {be} within thee.
— Psalms 122:8 (en_kjv)
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