The beauty of live performance lies not just in the story told, but in the sense of community it creates—where truth and empathy intertwine.
What value is there in returning to stories we've already heard? We re-read not simply to remember the story, but to remind ourselves of the enduring truths that speak to our daily longings.
Reading is more than a skill—it’s a tool to help us find meaning and connection. What do we risk when we limit which stories can be told?
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