It happens. Sometimes, things don't rhyme, and it feels like your whole life is falling apart. In this moment, all we see is the dusty cloud, cold, and the sneezing that comes with it. It is a sickness that tends to overwhelm us and may leave us panting hard and almost lost in breath like we just actively participated in a marathon.
Which, of course, we did. When our lives have no rhymes, nothing seems to fit anymore and the sound of music is lost to us but it is at this time that we truly need to rise up even if we don't see any reason to. We still need to rise up even if the road seems blocked because I believe and I know that as long as we are up and ready to move even without the rhythm(strength or courage) we end up creating our own song with every step we take.
...and that's exactly when something happens out of the blue for us. Something unexpected but needed to overcome every obstacle in our way. Listening to Ann's song just inspired me. Her title, "No more rhymes," brought in some brilliant inspiration to me as I listened, and here's me sharing the song and a few others.
But before that, let's meet Ann Gibson. And... Yes, today is her birthday too and also the end of the month. A new day is close by, and so is the beginning of the ninth month of the year. Let's meet Ann.
Deborah Ann Gibson is an American singer, songwriter, television personality, and actress who was born in New York City, U.S. in the year 1970, August 31st.
Her classical songs are exactly what you need to get moving if you truly listen and feel it. The play button will surely work magic on you as you listen in. The piano, her voice, the beauty, and the rhymes. They all fit right in with me. The perfect combo.
You can check out her other songs if she inspires you with her songs or maybe her voice. Celebrate her today and smile, too.
Lost in your eyes; Debbie Gibson.
Out of the blue; Debbie Gibson.
No more rhymes; Debbie Gibson.
All videos used were gotten from #YouTube.
Still yours truly,
Balikis.
Thanks for reading and listening.
Peace be unto those who crave it and more to those who chase it away.