Blurred Words

Tonight I blurred my words and remembered you, fondly. Sometimes when you blur your words with a

friend—it heals your soul, and you know you’re not alone. You are not alone. The vagueness of life demands

analgesic, and sharing of vulnerabilities leaves the sweetest taste. In the braided arms of

convivial moments and beloved friends comes safety and the sobriety of strength for tomorrow. When the

how, where, what, and when remain as blurred as our words, the who emerges with clarity.

©️Bonnie Saul Wilks

9 Comments Add yours

  1. Understandable. Softer words are usually more effective.

    1. Bonnie's avatar Bonnie says:

      Yes!

  2. Mimi Ribble's avatar Mimi Ribble says:

    Lovely, Bonnie. 💕

    1. Bonnie's avatar Bonnie says:

      Thank you!

  3. Ida's avatar Ida says:

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    1. Bonnie's avatar Bonnie says:

      Thank you!

      1. Bonnie's avatar Bonnie says:

        Awesome

  4. lamarhowell's avatar lamarhowell says:

    That’s something I never thought of Bonnie. But, I guess that’s why YOU thought of it 🙂

    1. Bonnie's avatar Bonnie says:

      Thanks, Lamar!

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