My Fellow Travelers: The Story of What You Do

I am struck like a singing gong, 

shak(ing) like a leaf in the current of a tumultuous wind, 

floating like a feather shed in a flurry of motion 

launching to ride currents of air, 

gently touched as by the velvet paw of a questing kitten, 

and (bouncing) along on the trickle of a warm, enfolding, sun-kissed, freshet.  

Your presence, seeing and hearing me and each other, 

moves me unmeasurably and unforgettably.  

My head and heart are with you this day.  

I believe you are beings of light- 

I rejoice as you shine on my life and out into a dark world. 

I wish you peace, safety, and the making of good memories.

~Bill Benshoof

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2 Responses to My Fellow Travelers: The Story of What You Do

  1. Lydia M Patrick says:

    This is so beautiful Bill. Thanks for sharing

  2. Tamera says:

    As I journeyed through these lovely images, I felt my body calm and center, reminded I am not alone this morning. In so many ways, I am safely held in the circle of fellow travelers.

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