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healing greater than wounding
“Healing has greater power
than wounding and inflicting pain”
implies that love has greater power
than fear, and i wonder at that
given that fear is so abundant
and primitive a newborn reacts
in fear to falling yet accepts warmth
and nourishment as part of self
so overcoming fear with love
is a learned response
but overcome, it does
for those with courage
and it takes love to even attempt
to try to heal