The stimulating scent of the ink.
The tantalizing texture of the paper.
The fantastic feeling of freedom
of the wondrous written word.
In this splendid space I escape Cerebral Palsy for a while.
I have infinite independence through intellect, my creative communiqué.
For this capability I am absolutely appreciative!
To struggle through to the finish at a frantically, forceful rhythm
and finally identify and convey the impressions that cascade throughout my consciousness!!
To know I have the glorious gift to articulate the reflective ramblings within the core of heart and soul is an absolutely awe-inspiring feeling!
To get these intense imaginings out of my mind's eye and onto the page
is a amazing sensation of success that only other writers truly understand!
The implication of taking pleasure in writing is that it transports me to unique internal setting where confines of physical condition do not disquiet me!
The act of writing is for me legitimate liberation from my limitations!
I sit... I reflect... I become immersed in my thoughts... I write,
I become profoundly peaceful within myself.
A lovely lady you are and such perfect sentiments about writing. Very well written, Catherine. I share your feelings, both in writing as an expression of this ever curious and imaginative mind and its theraputic benefits to this MS/Lupus-weary body. So, as Apostle Paul wrote, so do I: I rejoice in my infirmities, for they are nothing compared to the gifts our Lord has given me! In your research have you discovered MSmusings.com? I'm one of their contributing authors. Visit me sometime.
Because we have an opportunity to choose our attitude and focus our intentions in the present moment, the world and our own personal lives are a reflection of our thoughts. It is our 360 degree review on how we think. Put simply, our job is to fully
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