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A Crow and His Shadow
We all have a shadow. I am not speaking about the physical reality that occurs when we stand in any particular light. I am speaking about the shadow aspects of the human psyche. It is often defined as the … Continue reading
Posted in A Crow and His Shadow, Choice, Creativity, fear, myth, Native American, Shadow
Tagged black or white, comfort zone, creative energy, Crow, dangerous and damaging, dark side, Dualistic Mindset, freedoms, happy or sad, hidden, human psyche, Journal Writing, layers of gray, legend, myth, Native American origin, paraphrase, pecking, personal choice, points of diversion, pride, rainbow plumage, right or wrong, secretive, Shadow, shadow aspects, spoiling the image, spotlight, sunlight, tolerate, Western Hemisphere, what ifs, whitish or charcoal gray
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Different Faces
Yesterday, while browsing through several other WordPress blogs, I found a comment (Spasmically Perfect), in which one writer told another that her muse looked like Danny DeVito. I really liked the idea of my muse wearing a face I could … Continue reading
Posted in Archetype, Creativity, Inner Voices, Journal Writing, Mythology, poem, Poetry, Uncategorized, Writer's Block
Tagged Amazon, change, creative energy, deadlines, different faces, evolution, Medusa, Muse, nightmare, poem, Writer's Block
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