Thank you for being the firm centre of my world. I may dash here and there to listen, hug and comfort, write or pray – But always circle back again to home, and you. Your love grounds me in stability – roots to my giving, an anchor in storms. Where would I be without you? […]
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Category: Metamorphosis
Who am I
Feigning confidence, I hide behind illusions of openness – always reaching and seeking from a reserved arm’s length. Though contained, I want to dance barefoot across a polished floor giddy with laughter and dreams. Fragmented and intensely whole – content and wise and desolate – too much trouble to notice or know. — Christine […]
Metamorphosis
You think you already know me, already have the measure of my soul. Not so. Experience has changed its shape beyond the limits of your knowledge. Beyond your interest, too? — Christine Rigden