
“Don’t compromise yourself – you’re all you have.” John Grisham
Like A Version I'm not sure where to start, looking, always looking, for something beyond the in-between, that place where nothing is familiar, where risk rises, even for a moment, until curiosity calls me to let go and play at new versions of me in those unknown spaces, where nothing is certain, only versions of me. Copyright 2021 ©Paul Vincent Cannon All Rights Reserved ®
I’m in this place currently. Sculpting the Version I see in the mirror. I really connected with this.
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Thank you so much for sharing this, wonderful to have that connect, best wishes as you sculpt.
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New versions can only emerge slowly and are unlikely to have been buried or not activated. That is my view, Paul.
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I think that’s true Gerhard, like a sculptor seeing a statue in a raw block of marble.
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I am, as, I am ! Versions are there, every now and then! Life proceeding, creates versions! The idea to ” play at new versions of me, in those unknown spaces, where nothing is certain, only versions of me” makes the Life!
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Absolutely so.
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Used to be there, not out completely, but I’m hanging on alright
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Glad to hear that, it can be rough day by day. Thank you for sharing.
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Wow – I love this introspective piece, Paul. Just love it.
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David
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I’m loving your response – thank you so much David.
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nothing is ever certain, and we are all evolving constantly … it will ease once you have time to get reacquainted with yourself!
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Yes, it feels that way.
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A wonderful insightful poem, Paul! ❤ We evolve as circumstances change, opportunities arise, or we have a new inspiration.
I decided long ago that I could do most of the things I wanted to do if I did them serially. No way was I going to be able to do them all at once. I have reinvented myself several times in 72 years. My bucket list is getting shorter.
All the best in finding the next exciting new version of yourself. ❤
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That’s encouraging Cheryl, thank you 🙂
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It’s so easy to be just “me”. My surroundings has so much impact on me and I am evolving gradually but I am just “me”.
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My experience is along the same lines, Rupali. I’m always needing to go back to my essential “me-ness.”
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Yes, the best way.
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As we should be, thank you Rupali 🙂
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Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.
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Thank you for the reblog Chuck
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Happy to share your posts, Paul!
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I really loved this!It sounds really deep 😀
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Thank you so much for sharing, it really did come from a deep place.
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Many thanks
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Interesting poem
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Thank you
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