The Cage
Is this figure so intent on longing to be set free they do not understand the cage door is open? Or does this person know the door is open and chooses to remain in the perceived safety of their prison? My goal in this series is to explore the fate we set for ourselves for I believe that much of life is about turning around to find we are indeed free to choose, that our prison door is open. The solutions to a better world stare us in the face on a daily basis, but it is up to each one of us to turn around, to step outside of the prisons we have created for ourselves and do our utmost to build the best of life while we still have the time.
Each week a new set of thoughts will be offered. Some will resonate more than others, but each is created to be provocative in nature, to be a mirror that anyone can hold up to see their own reflection and take what they want from the words. So I thank you for reading this offering.
Respectfully, Tobin Fraley
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