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When I was uninspired and nibs-dry, Benjamin and Bree worked their creative magic to collaborate with me. Here is the poem we wrote together. Bree produced the audio. I hope you enjoy this little piece of reading words and friendship, more importantly, remember to reach out to each other if you need a little inspiration and TLC. 🌻💚
Reading of “Death to Life” by the creative trio.
Is there any life inside this brittle heart of mine I am cracked to the core All my light has leaked out I cry out for nourishment Someone to restore
A desert flower thirsting for rain A deadwood feeling lost in a spring forest The craving for life intensifies In a world of splendid landscape
On my shoulders I carry the weight of suffering Oceans of sadness and mountains of pain A gazillion negatives that lead to unnamed anxieties Pure darkness seemingly the only respite
And yet Sunrise delivers a new day Rain brings forth tiny sprouts New life stirs within me Signalling the promise of growth I reach out to the light of life Pushing onwards towards hope
Memoirs griffitied on rocks along the breakwall recording life events of locals and visitors
A celebration of a new born Loneliness of a young man A girl sad about unrequired love A declaration of love A marriage proposal A strong bond of siblings An unwavering friendship
Griefing parents burried a child Loss of a best friend A widow’s sorrow in a poem A young man mourns his fellow soidiers An old man laments his life
They gave these rocks flavours Besides the salty seawater In return The rocks gave them blank pages For their stories
Griffiti rocks along the breakwall of Town Beach, Port Macquarie
I practice pencil drawing as a hobby with no real foundational skills. This is about friendship with fellow blogger Rob from Friends without Borders instead of showcasing my art work.
I did this sketch based on a picture Rob provided to me. It took me almost a year to complete it. It’s not because I am a slow sketcher. It’s because a life event stopped the project for over ten months. I was glad that I completed (the best I can) by the end of 2023.