Midst the fog
Beyond what we know
We’ll wait
Exhaling fear
Calm, isn’t it
Life’s out there
And he’s near
Breathe
Midst the fog
Beyond what we know
We’ll wait
Exhaling fear
Calm, isn’t it
Life’s out there
And he’s near
Breathe
Oldest Daughter & Red Headed Sister 
Your prose cuts through the fog, Aud. Happy New Year.
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Aw. You kill me with your kindness, Zak. Thank you. .. Happy New Year to you, as well. xx
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Calm. Silence. Even Darkness. All places that nurture my soul and seed my dreams. Lovely words, Audrey.
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Thank you ever so, Eric. I’m glad you like poetey. Enjoy your day. 🙂
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Ooo, what’s that thing to the left of the trees?
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T’is a steel bench with someone sitting on it, Duke.
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Nice. Who’s sitting on it?
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Well, a child, I think. A steel child welded to the bench. Stuck there as decoration. Poor thing. We should save it.
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*Laughing* And all this time I thought it was real! Dadblameit!!!
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*laughing too* No! These things are everywhere around here and they freak me out.
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That is freaky! Are their eyes open?
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I’ve never actually looked into their eyes. Which is a wonder because I make sure to always look into one’s eyes. Hmm. Maybe they don’t have any…I shall have a look for you in the morning.
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Thank you! *prepares for the worst*
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*stunned* They have no eyes, Duketh!
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Ahhhhh! How horrid!!!
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Strange, huh? I don’t even know what to think, but I’m blaming you. You told me to go look! Ahhh!!
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You should paint their eyes in, I suppose.
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Umm. I could be arrested for that, Duketh. Is that your plan?
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Arrested? Just tell the officer I made you do it.
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He won’t believe me. Undoubtedly, it’ll be the same officer who gave me the traffic ticket last year. He knows I break the law… *laughs*
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Just slap him!
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You do want me arrested! !!!!
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No! The slammer is an awful place.
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I bet the slammer would like me.
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Beautifully calming… to look out at the unknown and put the fear to the side.
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Thank you. Seems the right thing to do, Gus.
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Oh, this is fitting for me right now Audrey. My life is a whirlwind of activity right now. I need to recognize that he’s near and breathe. Ahhhh.
Lovely.
🙂
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Yes, indeed, you are a whirlwind of activity and you do need reminding. I’m hoping you feel calmer by reading this. Ahhh. Such a great boost, thank you. I’m thrilled you found some peace from my poem.
Thank you.. 🙂
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🙂
My whirlwind just took it a notch up.
🙂
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Oh no. I’m sorry. 😦
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Beautifully spoken Audrey – You have filled me with peacefulness… and that pic… what a place to ponder…
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Thank you, Michael. Aw. I’m very happy to do so, you know. That pic reminds me of another world…another lifetime. Brings me peace, as well.
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Is this a statement of faith? That’s the way I read it, Audrey, and it’s sooooo true. We see dimly, as in a fog, but if we trust our Savior, we have no need to fear. Did I get it this time?? Beautifully said (we had that foggy stuff the other day — beastly driving conditions!!)
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Can be, yes, Debbie. Trust you have definitely gotten a side I was working towards revealing with this poem. He is always nearby. For me, I’m allowing myself to trust that I’m headed in the right direction and the one meant to walk beside me, in all aspects of life, is near. Not only God, but also my soul’s best friend.
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Love this, it’s wonderful.
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Thank you so much… Something about the fog the last two days.
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