The article explores themes of personal loss, resilience, and self-identity. Despite external and internal storms that may cause feelings of regret and isolation, the writer reassures the reader that they are not defined by what is lost. The metaphor of rain symbolizes challenges, while the reminder of one's agency in choosing how to respond serves as encouragement. Ultimately, it emphasizes that healing and growth are possible, and that not only is the reader not alone, but they are also needed and valued. The journey is a transition toward better things and understanding oneself.
You are not the painting smudged by water; you are the artist, still holding the brush. What was stolen from you is not all that you are.
Don't worry about the pedals. Don't worry about the speed. Keep your eyes forward and your hands on the wheel, positioned where they should be.
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