whisperofco

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Age: 37
City: Littleton
Country: United States

Joined: Feb 2008

Whisper ;
To breathe words voicelessly;
To speak or say very softly

“There is a story that has yet to be written. A wonderful story full of trials and tribulations. A story of heart ache and pain. A story of longing and desires. A story of hope and dreams. A story filled with passion and fears. Questions and answers . Doubt and tears. A story of ones own journey in life. A story of just one single quest to find a key. A story of time. This story I want to write will be mine”….whisper 10/07

I begin today on a new personal journey in my life. For the first time in this life I face so many challenges on my own. Ask me if I’m scared ,and I will reply “Hell yes!” I have many mountains yet to climb and master on this journey.

I’ve seemed to reach the magical number of 37 years in my life where I wonder when “Happily Ever After” begins. I’ve been waiting to get to the “good part” for so long now. I know to much about the “hard parts.”

I write for many reasons for my self as a way of collecting thoughts that otherwise would be scattered in the realms of my mind. I write to leave my words behind , my mark on this world. I write to voice what lies inside of me. I write as a way of calming me. I write hoping to inspire others to do the same.

http://www.sfwa.org/beware/contests.html
a link every one who writes should read!

From the movie…The Thorn Birds.
(my favorite passage….)

There is a legend about a bird which sings just once in its life,
more sweetly than any other creature
on the face of the earth.
From the moment it leaves the nest
it searches for a thorn tree,
and does not rest until it has found one.
Then, singing among the savage branches,
it impales itself
upon the longest, sharpest spine.
And, dying, it rises above its own agony
to out carol the lark and the nightingale.
One superlative song, existence the price.
But the whole world stills to listen,
and the gods in their heaven smile.
For the best is only bought at the cost of great pain…
Or so says the legend…