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time goes so quickly
love fiercely laugh frequently
make your moments count
Bless you for stopping by today, I always appreciate your visits. I have decided to take a summer break from blogging as my oldest daughter will be leaving for college in 6 weeks and I want to spend a lot more time away from my computer. Time flies………don’t let it pass you by.
See you in September……..
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explore unknown worlds
stagnation of soul released
my mind is set free
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rained on my parade
you held out an umbrella
covered me in love
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Kindness reigns from high
May humans follow in suit
Spreading love to all
` wishing all a blessed Earth Day
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crawling over the jagged rocks of life past
they puncture my thickened skin
blood dribbles from my palms
releasing anguish deep inside
my knees bleed
sending despair from my body
blood pours out as the rocks cut deeper
disenfecting my soul
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One of my 2020 goals for simplychornicallyill is to review 6 books from WordPress bloggers who live with a chronic illness (or three). Currently, I have two publications on my to-review list, but I am searching for three more books to read this year. My first review of 2020 was The Shadow Boxers by Kim Johnson & Karen Anderson and you can find my thoughts here.
So, if you are a chronically ill and have published a book, or know of a WP blogger who is chronically ill, please send them a link to this post. All I need is the title of your book and I will purchase it with my own funds, give you a review on this blog, and hopefully help bring more attention to your work.
Thank you in advance for the chance to assist another chronically ill author.
` wendi is author of 3 books and you can check them out here.
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when the world seems stacked against you
and the wind is refusing to be at your back
lights appear to dim as you walk into a room
flowers wilt and die before your tired eyes
and those who are suppose to love you never seemed to care
these moments in life can overtake us
creating a sense of feeling unworthy, useless, spent
but you are so very beautiful and you are loved,
if not by those who fail to see your inherent worth,
remember you are cherished by the one who created you
and the beauty of life will reveal itself to you as
a new day will dawn
the fog will clear
and clouds will part
the rain will halt
the sun will shine
birds will sing
and flowers will bloom
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Through the sounds of the seasons
Allowing us to hear His mighty roar through a storm
His gentle touch from the falling rain
His whispers through the wind
His guidance through the moon
His infinity through the heavens
See His beauty in the autumn landscape
His attention to detail within a butterfly
His peace through the face of a sleeping child
And His genius in creating the fascinating, stunning, genuinely original, and lovable YOU ~
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the rustling of leaves holding tightly to their branches
the crunching sounds of fallen leaves under your feet
the whirling of the leaves dancing in the wind
and geese honking their good-byes overhead
the lonely cry of an owl
the cool rains that fall down from heaven
the music of this magical season…………..
~ wendi, under a pen name, is the author of 2 books, which can be viewed here.
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pitch darkness is a space where you are forced to discover what you are truly made of and how you were created
veils fall off those who surround you, and their souls reveil as they truly are
terror strikes in isolating darkness, not knowing what or who is around the next corner, taking each step with a movement of faith, yet questioning where your faith lies
only in true darkness can you see flickers of light, from yourself, or from others in your life
allow that flickering of light, no matter how weak, illuminate your path
you were not meant for the dark, yet only by trudging through the darkness can you truly appreciate the light.
