I have to be very firm and clear. I need my space to be and form and self-direct. I live by continuous course correction and modification. I balance myself function as an autonomous being first
My desire to see you stable is also one hundred fold.
I stand beside you in solidarity as a lighthouse.
I am a lighthouse, not an anchor darling. I shine bright and perhaps warn of treacherous waters. I am the lighthouse keeper, a signal, a beacon; I watch the waters.
On calm days the waters are glass. The surf banking into the cove and up the beach. In calm the surf is playful. A boat in the cove floats, waiting for a break in the current to re enter the sea, waiting for the signal that the tide has shifted and safe passage is possible.
This can take many many days. Off shore multiple currents converge and the sea roils. The cove in high weather drains the tides rush out being pulled by the vacuum of the fleeing current. Some boats get stuck on the rocks as the waves pull, others those nearest the sea some of those get sucked back in the eddies, others turned to harpoons and splinters; some fleet ships watch the lighthouse because they know the lighthouse's role is to shine a light in times of trouble so that safe passage may prevail.