Inspiration comes in fits and spurts, laced with time, warmed with the heart. Each of my offerings began with a whisper, a pause to see, hear, and reflect.
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Signs of a Challenge
Signs of a Challenge A sinking sensation A hollow in the back of your breath A leaf falling in your hand A gaggle of flutters A hilly road that bends and curves An opening, illuminating the way. Tidal waves of emotion held steady By a steady foot and hand Smoothing...
Sacred Time
Sacred Time Has no end or beginning. Each moment holds a life, a world, a universe. As one moment connects to the next Ours is to experience them in each breath. Visit Abbe at http://www.abberolnick.com, she'd love to hear from you.
A Child’s Question
A Child’s Question Why does your bellybutton have a hood? I smile with my answer. To protect the fairy who lives inside. Is that why you have dust and dirt inside? Yes, the fairy cleans weekly and gives it to the dust bunnies. And those wrinkles? Oh, I say. My belly...
Shine
Shine In times of darkness Mine is not to take love, Or hold to control. Mine is not to withdraw dedication. Mine is to expand the light we hold Visit Abbe at http://www.abberolnick.com, she'd love to hear from you.
Making Music
Making Music Come with me Where hearts beat Blend distinct rhythms, A choir of differences Harmonized Visit Abbe at http://www.abberolnick.com. She'd love to hear from you.
Waking Up
Waking Up I wake up new Each day as do you With luck I meet the new you And you meet me, And love what you see. Visit Abbe at http://www.abberolnick.com. She'd love to hear from you.
About Abbe
Abbe Rolnick grew up in the suburbs of Baltimore, Maryland. Her first major cultural jolt occurred at age 15 when her family moved to Miami Beach, Florida. To find perspective, she climbed the only non-palm tree at her condo complex and wrote what she observed. History came alive with her exposure to Cuban culture. After attending Boston University, she lived in Puerto Rico, where she owned a bookstore. Once Stateside, she capitalized on the knowledge she gained as an independent bookstore owner and worked for one of the finest bookstores, Village Books, in Bellingham, Washington. Once a CEO of a manufacturing firm and owner of a healthy foods café, she is now retired and spends her time writing.
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