Of late, I have come to realize

Maybe just maybe after a few years it will all make sense and I will have gained answers to every β€˜what the fuck’ raging in my mind; hellebores glistening as a backdrop, do you ever think about the world, and everyone’s role in it the same way as I do?

I don’t fear the abyss, for being an abyss myself that helps transmute darkness to light itself; negativity that continues to plague others, the blue-grey September sky smiling down, side by side as we meander along grassy paths. As far as I can remember, I have always deemed people and their worries more significant than my own.

I am a light worker; a whisper of hope amid the chaos consistent in the world since decades, similar to the sun generating warmth– and so, if all do their duty, they need not fear harm.

 

 

 

 

Photo credits: Loui Jover Painting, Pinterest

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Posted for Prosery “Doing our duty,” @dVerse Poets Pub

32 Responses

  1. Ingrid says:

    ‘ a whisper of hope amid the chaos consistent in the world since decades’ – how lovely this is, Sanaa! And you’re right about the consistency of the chaos. Perhaps most of all we need to do our duty to ourselves. Thank you for taking part πŸ™‚

  2. Bjorn Rudberg says:

    Maybe it is about duty, or it is about conscience… duty can be a lot really.

  3. Linda Lee Lyberg says:

    I love what you’ve done with the line Sanaa!

  4. msjadeli says:

    So many things are often seen only in retrospect.

  5. Our duty is to live out our calling, and you are definitely a light worker, my friend! Enjoyed the soft flow and wisdom in this, how can we be harmed when we have the capability to “transmute darkness to light.” 😍

  6. gillena says:

    Doing of the duty, for all, not just some. Indeed.
    Happy Monday

    much❀love

  7. Such a lovely hopeful piece! Thank you for that, dear Sanaa! ❀️

  8. Both a Romantic and a Lady of Light. I have been a New Ager for decades, and it grounds me and sustains me; workers in light, indeed.

  9. RedCat says:

    This is a stunning write Sanaa. ❀️ I really do hope someday it will all make sense.
    I especially liked
    “I don’t fear the abyss, for being an abyss myself that helps transmute darkness to light itself”

  10. You nailed this one SR. I esp liked how your own abyss-ness precludes fear of the abyss.

  11. Helen says:

    My dear Sanaa,
    YOU are who we need in the world …. I have lived long enough to have a few of the answers you seek … too old for angst.

    • Sanaa says:

      Oh my heart …πŸ’„β€οΈ Thank you so much, Helen πŸ™‚ so glad the prose resonated with you!! πŸ’„β€οΈ

      Big hugs to you! πŸ™‚

  12. Mary Hood says:

    “A whisper of hope amid the chaos..” I love this!

  13. Tzvi Fievel says:

    “a whisper of hope amid the chaos.”

  14. I don’t fear the abyss, for being an abyss myself that helps transmute darkness to light itself…

    So good! So good! So good!

    <3
    David

  15. K.Hartless says:

    Confident caring and brave. Much enjoyed.

  16. Mish says:

    Love the depth of your writing.
    “do you ever think about the world, and everyone’s role in it the same way as I do?”
    Yes, all the time. I really do think we have the capabilities and resources to eliminate the “chaos”….unfortunately only some can see it. Glad you’re one of those.

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