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The Waters

July 21, 2017 Jillian Rash
Jillian Schuller Photography - The Waters

Originally Posted December 12, 2016

 

I've been feeling creatively burnt out. The idea that I'm squandering my time and my days has been looming overhead. And so, I try too hard. Which inevitably leads to sloppy work, a forced product, I'm not proud of and am forced to throw out and start over. It's a vicious cycle. 

Luckily, I have an escape, a place to go, forget and come back inspired. We associate water with cleansing, a fresh start. Whether it be in a typical daily ritual or in a spiritual sense. 

Evey time I'm able to stand in the middle of the river and just be in that moment, I feel renewed. Even the sound of a running river is cleansing to the soul. 

The waters have been here longer than we have. They have been teaching, growing, and adapting forever; and their inhabitants with them. 
They persevere despite man's best efforts. They continue to renew us and sustain us. 

I carry the river with me long after I leave. I remember her sound and smell and feel. I allow her to infiltrate my mind and renew my soul. I am of the waters and am haunted by her nightly.

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