Possibility

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Katie Smith on Twitter: "“My heart is overflowing with a good theme; I recite my composition concerning the King; My tongue is the pen of a ready writer.” Psalms 45:1 NKJV https://t.co/uqVfXkqfak

I work in a Library and it goes without saying that I absolutely love books, particularly fiction, I love how it transports you to a different place, time, setting. You open a new book and the possibilities are endless as to where the story may go.

I find that a bit with writing, I sit here at my PC or with an open page on my journal and my thoughts, imagination, inspiration, writing could take me down so many different paths, there are lots of possibilities.

There is even the possibility that one day I would consider myself to be a writer, a proper writer! One who is recognized to be a writer! However, more than that recognition is the desire to write as God would give direction and that my words would be used for His glory and for the benefit and help of others, that they would bring healing, help and encouragement, that my words would be that of ‘a ready writer, overflowing with a goodly theme”

My heart is overflowing with a good theme;
I recite my composition concerning the King;
My tongue is the pen of a ready writer.

Psalm 45:1

Possibility is the Word-Prompt in today’s #Five Minute Friday group.

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Hi, I'm Fiona, I live in the North West Highlands of Scotland and am passionate about women's ministry and helping women find God in their every day lives, finding the extraordinary in the midst of the ordinary.

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  4. Reblogged this on brontebrown2 and commented:
    God prepares us according to how we were made. I never considered myself a writer. Writing was hard for me, still is. But in this age when evil tries to hold your tongue, your pen can be your tongue and reach so many.

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  7. Some have called me Writer,
    said with the Bard I’d mingle,
    but I find life is brighter
    when penning advert jingle,
    for that is what my sonnets are,
    nothing less and nothing more,
    emphemera that won’t go far
    ‘cept quickly out the door
    into limbo’d uncertainty
    where mem’ry quickly fades,
    and so dispels the potency
    of my words’ parades
    down the liquid-crystal screen,
    quick-forgotten when unseen.

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