Sometimes surrendering isn’t a sign of weakness but of strength, Audrey. I’m thinking of the peace that comes with surrendering to God’s Will and letting Him take charge. Beautifully worded here, my friend!
I like the feel of this poem, it is as if you are back in a small town and walking down a path to a river… Not quite sure where it goes, but with that perfect, relax mind that countryside living can bring out ~ not a care in world allowing for the peace to come in…maybe 🤔 Ah, back to my psycho-analysis of your poems again 🙂
Do you suppose it’s the river I told you we would one day drink whiskey on the creek bed of, while sharing our stories? Allowing for the peace of the moment to remind us of what a true gift feels like…maybe just maybe it could be so. 🤗 I never tire of your analysis, Photographer, welcome to stay, you know. Giggle. *blush* May you find yourself at peace this night. I appreciate you sitting with me on this one, Sir. Goodnight♡
For me it is in the sense that one finally let’s go…allows for the path set before her. Not so much in a I’m giving up and giving in..but more so the idea of having life finally revealing itself due to the soul finding peace. I don’t know, Butch. Seems too deep even for me to explain… my favorite verse being from Exodus 4:10 for a reason… “I have never been eloquent…slow to speech”
For me, surrender has always held a much more romantic tone. A beauty to it, really.
You express how essential it is to have calmness in our lives, that it is the platform for creativity. And the photos – the essence of calm in images. Be well, Audrey.
I was responding to a comment on my last post and when I read it back it just kinda stuck with me and I wanted to share it. I am calm, as the storm rages on, as they say. The image I’ve kept for a few years now. Was happy to use it. Thank you, Shari.
Open to the calmness
Oldest Daughter & Red Headed Sister 
Sometimes surrendering isn’t a sign of weakness but of strength, Audrey. I’m thinking of the peace that comes with surrendering to God’s Will and letting Him take charge. Beautifully worded here, my friend!
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Thank you. I think you snuck a peak at my daily devotional this week. Hugs, Debbie. Enjoy your weekend.
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wonderful encouragement
to walk towards fate!
much more appealing
than running 🙂
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It seems we HAVE spent time together. Giggle
Walk
Don’t run
Knees are grateful
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I like the feel of this poem, it is as if you are back in a small town and walking down a path to a river… Not quite sure where it goes, but with that perfect, relax mind that countryside living can bring out ~ not a care in world allowing for the peace to come in…maybe 🤔 Ah, back to my psycho-analysis of your poems again 🙂
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Do you suppose it’s the river I told you we would one day drink whiskey on the creek bed of, while sharing our stories? Allowing for the peace of the moment to remind us of what a true gift feels like…maybe just maybe it could be so. 🤗 I never tire of your analysis, Photographer, welcome to stay, you know. Giggle. *blush* May you find yourself at peace this night. I appreciate you sitting with me on this one, Sir. Goodnight♡
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Peace is a calmness, but is peace also surrender?
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For me it is in the sense that one finally let’s go…allows for the path set before her. Not so much in a I’m giving up and giving in..but more so the idea of having life finally revealing itself due to the soul finding peace. I don’t know, Butch. Seems too deep even for me to explain… my favorite verse being from Exodus 4:10 for a reason… “I have never been eloquent…slow to speech”
For me, surrender has always held a much more romantic tone. A beauty to it, really.
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Surrender is romantic. Even Steven Tyler calls deep love “Sweet Surrender.”
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You are a charmer 🙂
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*blush*
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*wink*
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🙂
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I surrender….to the simple beauty of this beautifully simple, yet profound piece 🙂
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Surrendering to the peace one finally understands. Thank you, Morgan. You build me up too far, my friend.
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Just tellin’ it like I see’s it 🙂
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*blush* Thank you for your honesty. 🙂
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You express how essential it is to have calmness in our lives, that it is the platform for creativity. And the photos – the essence of calm in images. Be well, Audrey.
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I was responding to a comment on my last post and when I read it back it just kinda stuck with me and I wanted to share it. I am calm, as the storm rages on, as they say. The image I’ve kept for a few years now. Was happy to use it. Thank you, Shari.
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