Thank you,
I actually felt chills after reading this.
I really wish a lot of authors could really learn to write from their heart.
I think I'll be happy being a cloud, but then I'll be bored.
Life is full of challenges, hopeless situations that tend to threaten our emotional state, sometimes I wonder how we ever face them.. like you said, it could be that we're indeed stronger than we give ourselves credit for.
I was laying in the spring grasses contemplating things, finding a gap in my life, a moment to see and feel things more clearly, and I thought of a few people around me who have, through no fault of their own, had to face adversity and find ways to overcome, adapt and adjust. My first thought was of sorrow and empathy but that soon turned to pride in them and a feeling of hope. You see, each one has refused to sink into a heap, to collapse into a pile of despair, misery and hopelessness. No, each of them have failed...Failed to capitulate!
This paragraph got to me. I have people like this in my life, who have really been through a lot. Thoughts came to my mind, many situations flashed through my eyes in a split second and I have indeed realized that their strengths has indeed been a driving force to propel me from my down moments.
Thank you again for inspiring me like you always do @galenkp ❤️
Hey there, thanks for your kind words and sharing your things on this post.
I'm one who thinks a lot, thinks deeply and honestly, so tend to see things a little more clearly when it comes to myself - Mostly at least. I have a few things on my mind currently and whilst they are difficult, big decisions often are, I draw strength from those I mention in the post; I find courage springs from their courage. It's a pretty nice feeling although those people would probably play it down and say, I'm just doing what I have to do. Like us all.
I've always taken ownership of myself, decisions and actions, and in this case will do so also. It helps to write it though, to get some thoughts at arms length so I can better see them.