When the noise dies down
and what’s left is the silence,
I open myself,
tentatively at first, then
with slowly growing ease,
to whatever has been waiting
to finally be heard.
JDG
When the noise dies down
and what’s left is the silence,
I open myself,
tentatively at first, then
with slowly growing ease,
to whatever has been waiting
to finally be heard.
JDG
The flow of this poem puts me in a meditative state. Thank you, I needed that. 🙂
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Fabulous, Joan. Describes the process of deepening “attunement” perfectly .
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