“If the sun and the4 moon should ever doubt, they’d immediately go out.” William Blake
Decisions In Darkness Moon's presence was softness as quiet decisions in darkness are better made, and only gentle light is welcomed in the moments of internal quest when everything is on the cusp and sighing takes over as everything fills and nothing yet makes any sense, and even knowing cannot defeat feeling the intensity held within, only moon can hold that space in a dissonance of calm tension in the heat of discernment. ©Paul Vincent Cannon
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Wow Paul, that is so beautifully crafted. I too find the dim light of the moon such a treasure to hold my heart when I’m trying to digest internal struggles. I love this line “only moon can hold that space
in a dissonance of calm tension in the
heat of discernment”. Have a beautiful day !❤️ Cindy
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Thank you so much Cindy.
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You’re so welcome Paul!!! ❤️
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This resonates with me so much
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Actually, that makes sense, I hear it in your words, thank you so much.
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You are most welcome
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I don’t think I’ve experienced those quiet decisions in darkness in a long time. I remember them.
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hard won those times Liz
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Oh, the calm serenity of a quiet moonlit night!
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Sigh, yes indeed Chris, something you appreciate too.
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When I can’t sleep, I go out to commune with the moon and the stars. it has a calming effect. So does your lovely poem! ❤
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That is such a lovely thought, and yes to going out and communing. Thank you so much Cheryl.
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So true, the moon definitely has an calmin effect. We sometimes need so much.
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Absolutely so Michael.
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Thank you, Paul! Have a beautiful weekend! Michael
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It’s going well, hope yours is too Michael.
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Thank you, Paul! Same here!
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That is good news. 😉
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:-))
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As everything fills and nothing yet makes any sense. I love this line, perfect to describe now.
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It is the essence of the liminal that uncertain indefinable unknown. Many thanks Astrid.
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Beautifully emotive
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Thank you so much.
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