[Poem] A Story About You
I heard that you learned that you didn’t need your wings to be close to heaven. You just needed to find your voice.
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I heard that you learned that you didn’t need your wings to be close to heaven. You just needed to find your voice.
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My life moves rather fast. If I’m not careful, I could miss all the instances of love that are everywhere waiting for me to just notice.
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The best defense lies not in keeping the so-called wrong people out, but in building confidence, purpose, love and kindness for the folks who are in whatever office group, family, neighborhood, city and country that you are in.
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According to the United Nations Educational, Scientific, and Cultural Organization(UNESCO), three-quarters of the world’s conflicts have a cultural dimension. Knowing this,
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It is a beautiful and traditional time to set intentions for the year ahead.
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I wrote the following poem about four years ago to help me stop worrying about what my neighbors/friends/relatives/dentist or other writers thought about my writing style and ability.
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What I wish I could have told myself when I was hopeless about my writing prospects is that I should have defined artistic success in ways that weren’t shaped by forces beyond my control.
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The term ZIA (Zentangle Inspired Art) was organically started to describe artworks that are not drawn on a Zentangle tile but still use the Zentangle Method in the creation of them. For instance a pair of shoes that are tangled, a large canvas covered with Zentangle art, a ceramic dish with a tangled border, a butterfly filled with tangles, a fox, a turtle, etc.
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