Best of Luck
955 Infinite Layers of the Soul
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571.Maybe I write in a delicate time in history, a foreseen time of awakening, an age of doers, thinkers, and dreamers, who all say they want a revolution. 572.Maybe I write in opposition to the status quo. 573.Maybe I write purely because I crave a new perspective, a new take. 574.Maybe I write for the patterns of divinity. 575.Maybe I write in moments of decision that shape the error or grace of my identity. 576.Maybe I write pacing about the study in my mind, where I preserve the memory of you. 577.Maybe I write because I have an entire life to flesh-out, with so many paths, provinces, and palaces explored, with so many whims of Godly grace found in every gene pool. 578.Maybe I write while pairing two variables, energy and time. 579.Maybe I write because I refuse to believe that I am limited to one facet of human experience. 580.Maybe I write to experiment with play on words, which I use to make sense of everyday life. 581.Maybe I write with no label to bare, in a genre of my own. Known by the pink of my aura. 582.Maybe I write for the need in you, as it is the need in me. 583.Maybe I write for the delicate balance of probability, and possibility. 584.Maybe I write snuggled up to these pages that host my thoughts. 585.Maybe I write to overlap one genre of thinking with another. 586.Maybe I write for the countless constellations, that give man reason to look back in time and marvel. 587.Maybe I write from a privileged position to communicate. 588.Maybe I write in the region of spacetime, operating on a modeled theory. 589.Maybe I write on the end of a spectrum, measured in the passing of time. 590.Maybe I write engaging in fantasy, as it is my tendency to seek distraction from the mundane, unpleasant realities.
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About the Book
Rhiannon Cree Kirshner has found her creative voice in a world that has seemingly forgotten how to embrace one. Within a collection of thoughts and ponderings that shine a light on heartfelt self-examination, Kirshner provides a roadmap to clarity for all those who may be struggling with artistic expression. In a collection broken down into two parts that begin with “Maybe I write to …”, Kirshner shares simple phrases that reach out to creatives who may be in a rut, perhaps do not know the right questions to ask, and those who may have returned to their core after years of compliance with crushing social norms. Through words that are daring and touching as well as earnest and robust, Kirshner offers a window into the heart of creativity while encouraging artists to reflect on why they do what they do. Best of Luck shares empowering sayings that provide artistic enlightenment for anyone on a journey to seek an authentic way to creatively express themselves.
About the Author
Rhiannon Cree Kirshner was born in Long Island, New York. She is currently working toward an associate’s degree that will be followed by a bachelor’s degree so she can realize her goal of working in the mental health field as a recreational therapist. Rhiannon currently resides in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.