Resurrection
For some, resurrection has a religious meaning. For me, it’s a reminder of the cycles of life and the resilience of nature. Every day, the sun rises, and we have another chance to live and breathe and make a positive impact. Every year, nature awakes from its winter slumber and bursts into life with buds and birdsong, blooms and bees. Every generation, society faces risks and has the strength to rise to the challenge. We may fall, we may fail, but remember the words of the poet extraordinaire Maya Angelou: still, like dust, like air, like hope, we’ll rise.
— Wayne Visser
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