Love the imagery in this Lynnie - stark and potently personal.
All of us struggle to be us. The fragility of our earthen vessels is at times off-set by the strength we are given to persevere in a world that continually tries to destroy us.
Eventually, despite the influences our parents and whatever else charmed us, or infuriated us, in those days, life and struggling and admitting our mortality and recognising the Higher Power and pressing into His Light will allow the artist in us to blossom and will help mold us into the vessels that (hopefully) we were originally intended to be.
Blessings ...
Let this coming of age story of a boy named Bean take you back to a simple time. Set in a small southern town in the 1960's, encircled by a river and gleaming white cotton fields.
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All of us struggle to be us. The fragility of our earthen vessels is at times off-set by the strength we are given to persevere in a world that continually tries to destroy us.
Eventually, despite the influences our parents and whatever else charmed us, or infuriated us, in those days, life and struggling and admitting our mortality and recognising the Higher Power and pressing into His Light will allow the artist in us to blossom and will help mold us into the vessels that (hopefully) we were originally intended to be.
Blessings ...