“Character develops itself in the stream of life.” Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Washes There's a sound that washes out the tension coiled in the back of my mind, gently flowing among the reeds like flute sonatas flooding slowly through the brook of my body, refreshing as it goes, softly singing me a love song connection, an invitation to an acceptance of dips and hollows, the roots and rocks that help to form my song. Copyright 2021 ©Paul Vincent Cannon All Rights Reserved ®
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Words from Angela.
My original blog got too big. Time to downsize.
Serving The Family Caregiver
Videos and Music with Subliminal Joy affirmation meditation
Everything Organic
Poetry and Flash Fiction
Words from Angela.
My original blog got too big. Time to downsize.
Serving The Family Caregiver
Videos and Music with Subliminal Joy affirmation meditation
Everything Organic
Poetry and Flash Fiction
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Lovely poem and I could feel the tension leaving my neck and shoulders as I read it .
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That is such a delightful response, thank you for that Pat.
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My pleasure. I may have to do my own riff with an inspiration attribution to you.
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Very kind, but feel free to just write – no attribution required Pat – thank you for sharing that.
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I agree to the comment of equipsblog. Its great! Michael
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Thank you Michael, much appreciated.
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:-))
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Wow!! amazing
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Thank you so much Elizabeth
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Song of Happy Life!
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Amazing.
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Thank you very much Rupali.
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A gorgeous poem, Paul! I enjoyed the brook music, too. Have a great weekend!
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Yes – nice combo of poetry and nature in action.
Good to know that the video upload works well too 🙂
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Than you very much 🙂
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Thank you Cheryl, hope you are beginning a great one.
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I love the brook metaphor for the restorative power of nature.
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Ah, you picked up on the core of it, most grateful, thank you Liz – glad you enjoyed it.
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You’re welcome, Paul.
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If I ignore the rainstorm that’s lashing my windows at the moment, your words do refresh and renew… and we do need the rain! 🙂
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Yes, something about rain that I find whole and hopeful, thank you Chris.
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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Many thanks Chuck 🙂
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Always a pleasure to read and share your posts with followers, Paul!! Have a great day!
😊👍✨✨🎉
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Love this!
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Thank you very much Cheryl.
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Welcome as always
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🥰
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Awesome!
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The words almost bubble with the rhythm of the water
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I like how you experience this.
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