#Microblog Monday |
If you'll recall, his time tlast year I
was struggling to get through the Mandala prompts. And as recent
posts relay, I'm still working to complete the 31 prompts. Number 24
(Desire here I come.) I was also frustrated over
the sounds of silence from a particular person. Later in the year I
lamented over the loss of a friend.. The friend and a
particular person, same.
Silence, still.
Going back to January two years ago, my
dad had died the previous September, it was cold and well, There
is much going around these parts, most of which I have yet to truly
wrap around my head and wear it brightly. I'm worried about a some
friends. I'm distressed over job, work issues. I'm fearful for my
mom. I am harried, heckled, haunted, and hounded much.
I ended post on a positive tip, trying
to walk toward the very faint flow at the end of the tunnel.
Well, that light was doused when my
mother died within a month of that post.
And now, looking back over 2013 and
2014 combined there were certainly more low points than high Despite
my determination to find that silver lining around every single dark
cloud; I tried to keep my spirits high, the creativity flowing, and
life moving forward.
More than anything I tried mighty hard
not to wallow.
Some days I wallowed. Some days I wallow, still. .
Yet, I look back to look forward; to
finish what I start, to create opportunities to c-r-e-a-t-e
to embrace my memories, to be present and to rev the engine as
needed.
You'll get there. Some years just aren't worth remembering...
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DeleteSometimes it's appropriate to wallow, so please allow yourself to do so. But, definitely take the impulse to create seriously, and allow it room to flourish. It is a restorative like no other.
ReplyDeleteSending you thoughts of peace, warmth, and luscious creativity...
It is hard to allow. Yet, challenging to move beyond.
DeleteI receive your thoughts and wrap them about my shoulders.
Thank you.
I wanted to comment something wise and wonderful but in truth I am also a wallower. I don't think it's necessarily a bad thing, unless the wallowing takes over control. And then yes, you need to rev those engines. Easier said then done.
ReplyDeleteAnd so you did comment something wise and and wonderful. :-)
DeleteHoping good times are just round the corner for you.
ReplyDeleteI love this line so much: "I look back to look forward." It changes the concept of reflection; turns it towards the positive.
ReplyDeleteThank you. Yes.
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