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writing is my life. my pillow is words and my tongue is prose and my clothing is poetry and my blood is ink and inspiration.
and so when it is illusive, i feel as though i am missing. melting. a fog being sieved by the rocks and trees and mountains of this very real thing called life.
i look at this world and think
how can i not write? there is so much here.
and in my dreams, inspiration comes. in those last moments before slumber overtakes, my mind is full to overflowing with this and that and so so so much richness that comes in the fog of dreaming while awake.
but then i awake, and i have lost it all.
inspiration is less frightening that i wish it was, i think.
i wish i had a reason to be afraid of knowing this light. because there is power in this light, and it's my calling to bring it here.
His wish.
share My words, dearheart.
i sit, quilts tangled and sunlight streaming. voices calling nonsense from the street below.
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i let the phone ring, and press my best friend's voice to my ear as she spills life and pain and confusion and delights into my waiting soul...because she's good at that for me.
i soak myself in life.
so i run fingers back through tangled locks
and smile.
i need Your grace
to remind me
this was so beautiful. i know exactly how you feel :))
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Beautiful, dear. I couldn't have said it better myself.
ReplyDeletei was just talking about this kind of thing with Rain yesterday (she says hi, btw *grin*). i filled fulfilled when i write. and when i can't write, or when my words aren't coming or feel like they aren't there, i feel so dry. this: "i soak myself in life" is perfect. brilliant. sometimes you are my inspiration.
ReplyDeleteIt is scary, isn't it? A huge responsibility to carry these words to the people. But you do it so well...
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. The responsibility feels heavy when the words won't birth. But oh the joy when they tumble out faster than we can get them to show up on the screen. It's His words that come this way. My own stumble and fall. But then, it's His words I want to write anyway.
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