Solitude

In a distant field lives a horse, wild and free. It roams there, grazing on unkept blades of grass, resting under the open sky. This wild horse is awe-inspiring, but also intimidating—no one in their right mind would try and tame this beast.

No one, but you.

Because you see beauty in its spirit and a lesson in its way of living so unrestrained and unperturbed. You think to yourself: I want to live like that. And after cautious consideration, you build up the courage to approach it—and as you reluctantly get closer, you see that this animal is not skittish but assured and alert. Its actions unpredictable, its aura uncomfortable, and the outcome of your exchange unfamiliar.

"When you are alone with your thoughts, do you find peace or discomfort—and what does that tell you?"

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