“Speech is a part of thought.” Oliver Sacks
Free To Roam Words often float in the ether untethered, free to be anything other than intended for that is the nature of release, they are no longer confined to a singular, primitive view of the self, they are set free to roam at will and make sense in moments not of our making, if we would but listen when they return to us by different roads. ©Paul Vincent Cannon
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The view from here ... Or here!
Exploring the World of Fiction
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by Britta Benson
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When, I use the technique of Loveliness, affection cones to me, with feelings and emotions of intense relationship 🌺!
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Yes, absolutely, we create out of language. Thank you.
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From one wordsmith to another — I love this one, Paul!
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Thank you very much Janet, it does mean a lot 🙂
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Words separate humans from other life forms.
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So true, and also important to consider choosen not the wrong words. Thank you, Paul! A lot to rethink. Have a beautiful day! Michael
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Words are a two edged sword aren’t they. Thank you Michael, hope your new day goes well.
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“” free to be anything other than intended”” Says it all.
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I love this poem, Paul! “Ether” is another of my favorite words. (“Ether” as in space, not anethesia.) I wrote a poem that describes homiletics from a child’s perspective as “words into ether.”
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I must read that poem! Ha, ether, yes, and probably a space either way 🙂 but I do agree a great word.
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The poem is in a collection I have coming out in the fall. 🙂
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My, you have been productive! Good work, I shall look forward to that.
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This is a timely piece as I’m busy ‘novel-wrangling’ this afternoon, Paul 🙂
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That sounds like a mixed blessing, best wishes as you wrangle, and thank you Chris.
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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Very interesting thought – challenging us once again
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Thank you very much.
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