Tagged: life

3 Little Problems of the Creative Mind

Photographers

They spend so much time looking through the lens knowing the importance of capturing a moment, the moment so that it can forever be shared with the world but yet so often missing out on living in the moment.

Writers

They can’t wait to tell their story.  When it’s time to write, it’s time, you can only wait so long before the idea passes or your muse leaves, often wishing to record moments of the past forgetting to participate in the present.

Readers

They get so engrossed in the stories and facts they read that they long for the next moment that they can escape back to their story.

So really there is one problem, often the problem of existing and living in the moment.

So live your passion but don’t forget to also live your life, in the moment!

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The Clarity of Stone

Essence

Mumbles and Grumbles

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Mumbles and Grumbles

Get over your grumbles

Your quiet voiced mumbles

Life is too short

So hit abort

On your onboard

Autopilot

And fly it

Life is too short

Your quiet voiced mumbles

Get over your grumbles

 ©Jennifer David 2013

Life is too short to hold onto grudges.
So many people walk around mumbling and grumbling beneath their breath.  Often looking for bad and negative situations to occur around them so they can grumble some more.
It saddens me to see people often choosing to hold onto their frustrations.
We tend to live life on autopilot….Image……We have adjusted our settings and set off on that course but often things change in our life and we forget to readjust the settings on the autopilot.  But it’s important to.  Readjusting ones self and ones perspectives is not always easy but the first step to a new perspective is taking charge trying to take hold of the wheel and attempt to fly manually!

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Think of the clouds as your mumbles and grumbles.  We need to take control of the plane and fly high above them.
Life is too short to do it any other way.  Try to be more like….

Image…..it is a choice that you have to make each and every day.

The Life of Me

Death and Flies

Vintage Player

vintage, machine, video player, poem, reel, 90th birthday

The video player we used to watch old family movies this past weekend in celebration of Alex’s Granddads 90th birthday

Vintage video player

Projecting memories

Of a long lost time

Youth dances and plays

In long lost magical ways

Images jerking, glitching

Black and white

Choppy in the reel

The images seem unreal

Youth playing

Energetic and free

A lifetime of moments caught

In a plastic reel

How can I see you then?

And see you now Continue reading

Do not Limit Yourself!