connect

There are days when I can’t even connect the dots of my own feelings enough to know what I’d say if I had the words.  The only phrases I can string together come from sad mad Country songs and I wonder if songwriters are always in a state of emotional conflict. 

Other days the sun is shining so blue that I know eventually the joy of it all will have to spill over into words.  But it’s so beautiful I don’t want to stop to analyze it, or to think about how it would sound to others who aren’t looking through the rose-colored glasses of this moment. 

A woman’s life is like spaghetti noodles.  Everything is connected.  The moods, the words, the days. 

If I only wrote when the sun was shining I wouldn’t paint a very accurate picture.  If I only wrote emotional lyrics to sad songs, I’d forget the gifts that fill my days in abundance.

So I write when I can find the words.  And on the days I can’t, I’m learning to leave the blank post for another day.  When the words connect sentences like the dots convey pictures.  When I can connect His truth to my life and be real at the same time.

{Five-Minute Friday in too many minutes on a Wednesday… “connect”}

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  1. Gretchen, i’m visiting from five minute… and i loved this. there are so many excerpts i could take from this. ‘if i only wrote when the sun is shinning…”…”connect His truth to my life and be real at the same time.” oh, don’t many of us feel that way when on the verge of sharing our hearts! i sure do! leaving encouraged 🙂