Low on words

Perhaps they blew away at the beach, caught on the winds like the dreams of a child hoping to fly.

Or were they buried like treasure by a pirate’s apprentice?

Maybe they washed away in the rain, or faded with the rainbow?

Or perchance I left them in a different century…

I’ve lost them before, over the years. At times of stress, upheaval, transition. Ways to describe our world at the moment, is it any wonder that I cannot find the right responses, to events that do not, I think, have anything right that can be said of them?

I will find other ways to express myself I think. Sketch, paint, photograph, a picture speaks a thousand words?

Still here though. Yes, still here.


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Comments

5 responses to “Low on words”

  1. Take a break and enjoy the summer. I love your pictures meanwhile. xxx

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      Jax Blunt

      Thank you. I have quite a lot of backlogged stuff that I need to work through but am just going to take it steady.

  2. As long as you are expressing, that is what matters, keep expressing in some way or other.

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      Jax Blunt

      Good advice, will try.

  3. I love being able to express myself in other ways other than words. Have a break, get creative and soon the words will flow

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