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On Gonzo’s Pond: What Survives the Frost
« on: February 28, 2026, 12:20:38 pm »
On Gonzo’s Pond: What Survives the Frost

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Winter came early.

The flowers I carried from another season didn’t survive the freeze. What I thought would bloom again simply couldn’t adapt to the new climate.

But standing at the pond, I realized something important:

Nature does not promise permanence
. It promises endurance.

The frost took the petals. It could not take the instinct to tend.

This piece is a reflection on resilience, memory, adaptation, and what truly survives when visible growth disappears.

Read it here: Boiling Frogs

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