The unearned splendor of being means we can always meet on a common plane of gratitude, aiming in conversation, art, or writing towards “something understood.”
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Some of mine are not very good. But this is a good exercise in the art and that is one of my goals this year…to create more room for practicing and establishing artistry so that it can reach its potential of Kingdom provision.
I like to think of blogging as my daily work out towards my artistry. Sometimes I don’t get beyond the work out, but I am mindful that I am preparing myself for other works. What I do here doesn’t have to be perfect it just has to be.
Oh I see now! I love this! That is a great haiku!
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Thanks, Joseph. Haiku doesn’t come naturally to me … but I try!
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Some of mine are not very good. But this is a good exercise in the art and that is one of my goals this year…to create more room for practicing and establishing artistry so that it can reach its potential of Kingdom provision.
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May God bless your intentions, Joseph. You inspire us to do the same.
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I like to think of blogging as my daily work out towards my artistry. Sometimes I don’t get beyond the work out, but I am mindful that I am preparing myself for other works. What I do here doesn’t have to be perfect it just has to be.
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Wise words . . . And very meaningful to me. Thank you.
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