you're worrying too much! just write and everything will be fine. this is not an exact quote but i've seen something here on substack few days ago, a quote from a famous photographer going like: the best way to taking great photos is to start taking photos.
Love this Nat! I often jot a few words down and transform them into something more later! That is the magic of words and your words are filled with light and magic!
The recognition of potential beauty in their transience is a powerful perspective—one that embraces the impermanence of life's most poignant instants. Thank you for sharing this beautifully reflective piece
Thanks, Jack, the opposite to kill your darlings -- more like be tender with your darlings.
you're worrying too much! just write and everything will be fine. this is not an exact quote but i've seen something here on substack few days ago, a quote from a famous photographer going like: the best way to taking great photos is to start taking photos.
That’s me! 😂 a first class worrier. The fact I’m even posting this up is something different for me ♥️ I agree with the photography quote 📌
Love this Nat! I often jot a few words down and transform them into something more later! That is the magic of words and your words are filled with light and magic!
Thanks so much, Pamela ♥️
Nice piece. Great metaphor flow.
Thanks, June
The recognition of potential beauty in their transience is a powerful perspective—one that embraces the impermanence of life's most poignant instants. Thank you for sharing this beautifully reflective piece
Thanks, Winston, I’m glad it struck a chord with you.
I love that you are using baby birds as a metaphor. It fits so well with our concern about whether and how our words might survive.
Thanks, Marie. They live in dusty notebook until the time is right for them to fly
The shot of teh baby birds is exquisite. I wish that I had taken it.