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William Murtha asked me if I’d write 100 words for this book. And now it seems they sit alongside words from Neale Donald Walsch, Jane Goodall, Alice Walker & 196 others.

Here they are. In voice and written word. 121 words actually.

Perhaps follow the written word alongside my voice & guitar.

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‘as the light makes its way’

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A man had lived in his imagination.

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Ever since he was a boy.

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For it was full of wonder and adventure when set against
the outer world that housed his everyday life. Read more

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‘the boy who would leap’

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He’s somewhere between thirty & forty.
Perhaps fifty. Maybe sixty.

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He wants to play. Without
prescription.

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He wants to stamp. And to stomp.
And to run. And to leap
from chair to chair.

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He wants to shout. And to scream
words he just made up.
At the top of his voice.

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And not to look at who’s looking.

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He wants to tell his best friend
it’s OK to make believe. And
to tell his parents that he loves them.

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Perhaps he will.

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Tomorrow.

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‘medium’

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A medium sized woman led a medium sized life.

She lived in a medium sized house, set in the middle of a medium sized town.

And it was a medium sized ambition that drove her medium sized wage.

She sat uncomfortably somewhere in between small, and large.

This uncomfortable feeling, which she described to herself as medium, had little to do with the size of anything.

But it had everything to do with a well disguised forgetfulness.

A forgetfulness of the knowing that, whether small, medium or large, she was perfect in every way.

And, that her life was a most beautiful place.

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