Jeanne Hewell-Chambers’ Barefoot Heart

And The 70273 Project

Walking Diary

June 9, 2016 / / 1 Comment

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The Engineer: Do you see the Rainbow Trout?

The Artist: Not yet, but would you just look at that heart and
that exclamation point sunning themselves right beside each other!

Then whoosh – in that snap of a moment,
I have my way into the piece I’m writing.
And I have my segue.

I declare: walking is as necessary to writing
as inhaling is to breathing.

Jeanne's Barefoot Heart, writings

1 Comment

  1. Chloe

    That is a wonderful heart x

    Reply

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