First, the image grabs my attention and fascinates me.
Then, the words twist my mind into labyrinthine contortions. I like how this could mean that someone is all bluster and no substance, thus the words pale; or God in His infinite wonder compared with the word of the Bible; or the wonder of getting to know someone who is remarkably wise, and who happens to be even more glorious inside.
I like what you do with words. You put great power into them.
Thanks Grace. I like hearing what meaning readers perceive from what I write down. I also like hanging with you and hope your day is great. Right now I’m working on moving through your Mark Twain’s Challenge piece, which I love.
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First, the image grabs my attention and fascinates me.
Then, the words twist my mind into labyrinthine contortions. I like how this could mean that someone is all bluster and no substance, thus the words pale; or God in His infinite wonder compared with the word of the Bible; or the wonder of getting to know someone who is remarkably wise, and who happens to be even more glorious inside.
I like what you do with words. You put great power into them.
Thanks Grace. I like hearing what meaning readers perceive from what I write down. I also like hanging with you and hope your day is great. Right now I’m working on moving through your Mark Twain’s Challenge piece, which I love.