The Three Thousandth Breath
Three thousand souls and forty more, Are knocking at the Sanctuary door. Not for the noise or the "workaholic" heat, But for the rhythm of the steps beneath my feet.
From the 4:45 AM walk to the mid-day sigh, Underneath the vast St. Lucian sky— I’ve built a place where the unmasked heart can stay, And wash the dust of the "hustle" far away.
To the Solid 10 who held the early light, To the 8 Night Guardians watching through the night: The pulse is steady, the circle has grown wide, With 3,000 heartbeats moving with the tide.
So take a breath when the clock strikes five, Feel the stillness make the soul arrive. Mesi for the growth, for the surge, and the grace, For making the Sanctuary such a sacred space.
— Dedicated to the 3.04k

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