How to Be Detached to the Outcome - Poem about Flow

The following poem was written by Rita and Joel McInnis. The title of the poem is called "Flow." The poem happens to describe the meaning of my name, and it happens to be the blueprint by which I want to live my life. Perhaps you'll understand yourself a little better after reading it yourself and I certainly hope you can find some guidance for living a more "detached" life.

Reading this poem helps me especially when I want to "let go" of controlling the speed by which my Twin Soul enters my life. When I'm angry and frustrated that he is not here yet, 100% available to me, then I find comfort in this poem. I hope you do too.

Flow
Be As water is
Without friction

Flow around the edges

Of those within your path

Surround within your ever-moving depths

Those who come to rest there –

Enfold them

While never for a moment holding on

Accept whatever distance

Others are moved within your flow

Be with them gently

As far as they allow your strength to take them

And fill with your own being

The remaining space when they are left behind

When dropping down life’s rapids

Froth and bubble into fragments if you must

Knowing that the one of you now many

Will just as many times be one again

And when you’ve gone as far as you can go

Quietly await your next beginning...