L.K. Ludwig sent out a call for a day of sharing words.
The words I have chosen to share are from a gospel song that my oldest sister shared with me a long time ago when I was pretty young. The words resonated with me so much that I wrote them down on a scrap of paper and kept it in my wallet for years.
I would pull that little scrap out whenever I needed that invisible lift.
“I don’t feel no ways tired,
I’ve come too far from where I started from.
Nobody told me that the road would be easy,
I don’t believe He brought me this far to leave me.
~Rev. James Cleveland
You can listen to him sing these words here.
Terrific sentiment, huh? And thank you for introducing me to Ludwig’s site – I have linked her up!
The idea of sharing words is an amazing thing. It’s why we’re all here in this little/big place called the blogosphere, isn’t it? Our words paint pictures, and it’s all a circle.
Love the photo AND love the previous post about floating your work. Thank you for your generosity in sharing ideas. Your confidence shines through, you know.
🙂 debi
Amen to that.
🙂
Shelly
OH BOY.. this is a GREAT pick me up when you are feeling down!
I going to jot this one in my journal!
Thank you for sharing words. Thanks for the article on floating panels. I think I’ll try that. I have loved your work since I first saw it on etsy.
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Deeply moving. Bitersweet and sweetly bitter given the context of those words. How we all need those invisible lifts!
Now I’m pondering over what words would I reach for? I’ll have to give it some thought…
Beautiful words! and you know how I feel about that painting.
great to stop by for another visit and this is a lovely idea…and such a wonderful lyric/song.
hadn’t heard of Rev. Cleveland before but since that’s my hometown I won’t forget him.
Synchronicity…I had just posted image and song…maybe there will be time to throw my hat in the ring on L.K. Ludwig’s project.
comforting and inspiring words.