SOLACEVILLE

SOLACEVILLE

Sound and Silence, live in, “Solaceville “
They are like night and day.
Each one of them is in use, but not without us.
Some call them opposite twins, different but always together.
Side by side, step by step, one after the other, like two shadows.
They follow humanity from birth to the grave,

So where does one's quest lead us from here?

Depends on what you crave for, sound, silence, or a little bit of both.
Remember, too much of one or too little of another will send you in the arms of another.

So we all seek that joyous path that leads to solaceville.
Some try to find it in the deep forest, some far from cities

Humanity seeks the healing of what has hurt our psyche.

Remember your birth journey from the water world to this one.
Well, it hurt your mother and it must have registered something in your mind, of what you both went through and look at the strong bond you have with your mother.
And your journey has just started, and now come to your fears and insecurities the list goes on. So we search for people, places, and things that would give us shelter, solace, and healing, but in the end, all paths lead back to us, within ourselves, in our dreams, in our reconciliation, and a warm embrace of our love for what ever it may be…….. Sound or Silence.

God Bless You
May all be well with you
DMD

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