Busy, I make just a little time for writing, for deliberating how the chaos is changing my life and I finally understand that it's what keeps me motivated, I thrive on this fluctuation of constant flux, a pull that takes me on a course of indecision that ultimately makes me recognize my worst fears, I am flawed; imperfect but resolute to try my best; in every strand of effort, I take my energy and wrap it around an idea and introduce it to as many others as possible....
I suppose that I am covering a multitude of questions with my rambling answers, but I have accidentally discovered that even in the midst of yesterday's hesitation, I can be confident in today, this very minute, because it is the best moment I am am ever going to know,not because some book, some quote, some person tells me it is true; it is because I expereince it until I am certian of its persuasion to juxtapose truth,which seems to alienate everyone except for me.
About Me
- Kimberly Colleen
- Why I write: language emerging truthfully as an intimate friend, overcoming obstacles, exposing flaws, accepting and practicing journaling as a gift, reflecting and gaining understanding from every experience, regardless of the outcome, generally finding a particular purpose in rambling; formulating and uttering an in-cohesive stream of consciousness, leaning indiscriminately towards acceptance and rejection; interrelating the need to be translated, writing both carefully and most carelessly, attempting to become in plain sight, underneath aluminum sky. Quotes that inspire me to share my narrative: “Confront the dark parts of yourself, and work to banish them with illumination and forgiveness. Your willingness to wrestle with your demons will cause your angels to sing. Use the pain as fuel, as a reminder of your strength.” -August Wilson Why do any art if you’re not going to bring out of yourself the thing that is most vulnerable and most precious, that has to be said? Why do something unless you’re really trying to get at what it’s really about? -Marc Kelly Smith, New York Times, June 3, 2009
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