Clarity doesn’t have to be consistent.
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A Patient Voice 
Yessss!!:) it’s great to congregate with like minded people!!:):)
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I crave constant clearity. Clearity for me is security but I’m weird.;)
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Let’s be weird together 🙂
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Beautiful photo and metaphor. Clarity can be as complex as the colors in the photo!
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Did you take that photo? Really pretty and so represents your words. Sometimes for me non-clarity speaks clearly. Thanks Harlon.
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Hello Mary, yes, I did take that photo, most of my images are my own – it’s part of making the creative process holistic for me, plus, I feel when you turn to nature – it’s hard to go wrong. I think you have enhanced what I was getting at – and that’s what I love about the communities we create through blogging – we elevate each other. Sometimes clarity presents itself as non-clarity, but it’s still clarity. Does that make sense? Or should I say, is that clear 🙂 Love, Harlon
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Your clarity is you own
that is its consistency
As always Sheldon
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I like the way you put that. Thanks Sheldon, Harlon
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If clarity was really consistent it wouldn’t stand out as much in contrast to the fuzziness. Great photo!
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