The post reflects on personal awakening and self-discovery, inspired by Carl Jung’s quote about introspection. It emphasizes the importance of looking inward to enact life changes, despite external circumstances like unfavorable weather. The author finds solace in resting while navigating life’s storms, encouraging others to move forward daily with gratitude.
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Sailing
The piece describes a vivid sailing experience, contrasting the beauty of ocean life with the threat of an impending storm. It transitions into a reflective Memorial Day message, urging remembrance of those who served the country. The writer expresses fascination with sailing while admitting a preference for land activities, planning a relaxing weekend.
Banks of the Potomac
Banks of The Potomac Late summer moving in slow motion,surrounded by green on country trails,the brazen sun burning our skinas water gurgles against the rockson the banks of the Potomac. A father and son cast on the North Branch,tackle plunking down, reels whizzing,pulling a croaking catfish from indigo waters.I watch and smile, filled with fondContinue reading “Banks of the Potomac”
Imminent
Imminent Whir of cicadasdead wings scatter in hot breezeseventeen year plague Golden sun blazessinking into purple hillsas days grow longer Rumble of thunderfireflies and lightning bolts flashnimbus clouds breaking Fingers grazing skinheat blazes deep within mesummer imminent Colleen Keller Breuning © 2021June 18, 2021 Even though Blogophilia is on hiatus this summer, my plan isContinue reading “Imminent”
The Autumn Storm
The Autumn Storm Outside the rain clattered,pounding on my windowpaneas the autumn winds rumbled,thrashing like a hurricane. Dread ran deep in the black night,sharp lightning cut the skies.Sparking bolts struck the ground,impervious to my fervent cries. Hours dragged on in turmoiluntil the storm came undone.Its last chords, a final sonatain deference to the morning sun.Continue reading “The Autumn Storm”
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