rain.

Sometimes you sit, and wait, as if something will change or if something will burst or move or your life will flash before the eyes of those you know. And yet, in the spare moments where water seems to fall from the heavens, it either becomes a place for your eyes to dance and praise the sky’s themselves, or to weep among the tears of the gods they fell from. There’s something about rain, the act itself, the falling, the desperation, the flooding. It all sparks this immense feeling of. Of something being more than what we had before. Is the rain something that falls on your skin and makes you dance a bit more, or, is it something that falls upon your skin and makes you run for the door. If we are to assume the livelihood of any magical moment is sparse and only happens in the times that the realms of the unknown and our own realm cross over, is rain just the veil being pulled in one direction? Is the veil of inspiration falling as the rain darts across the night sky and thunder billows its name and lightning flashes these sparks, these tense moments of desperation. The rain falls and the lightning strikes as we sit here, laying in bed, typing away, hoping that the veil will be torn so that something floods our systems of thoughts of life itself, just as the rain will flood the ground beneath. Yet I sit up in bed, writing, wishing I could be dancing in the rain one last time, for the veil to be ripped out from above or wherever it holds its place. 

  • put on the first 3 seconds of sleep well by d4vd and then read it. thats at least how i wrote it ig.

Michael Brown

Michael Brown is a husband, father, leadership practitioner, entrepreneur, author, and church planter. Michael has extensive experience coaching, training, facilitating and developing leadership programs for some of the world’s largest organizations and best-known brands. He holds a Master of Arts in Strategic Communication and Leadership from Seton Hall University. Michael is a certified TotalSDI facilitator, Core Strengths facilitator and DiSC certified. He has also served as an adjunct instructor at the University of Arkansas, Ozark Christian College, and Cincinnati Christian University.

Michael has developed customized leadership training programs and curriculum for the past seven years for senior level leadership. Michael also launched Thrive Christian Church in Fayetteville, Arkansas. In his spare time, he makes divots in fairways, tries to fly fish, mountain bikes and coaches his kids’ U8 and U12 world championship soccer teams. Okay, they might not be world champions yet.

https://insightlg.com/
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