In the WILD WORD Fields by T. Lee Thompson

Poem authored and written by T. Lee Thompson, see bio below.

Words spoken or written are like looking at a field of Wildflowers

To one person, the flowers appear flowing, Beautiful, Colourful and Free

To another person, they appear Chaotic, Asthmatic, Dusty Weeds that should be pulled out and eliminated

To a Healer, it is a field of possibilities of calm petals to the anxious, courageous roots to the fearful, and powerful scents to the insecure

To a Troll like Mercenary, it is a field of weeds that may be used as poisons to ridicule, taunt, deceive and gossip to create defensive reactions

Ah, but to the Alchemist, it is shown all these things or none at the same time

An Alchemist looks to create a clearing in the field of Words

A space of silence where fewer words said magically become more

Transforming, deflating, and detaching poisonous words with swords designed to swiftly and surgically cut away the harmful overgrowth

Burning away old words spoken that became negative beliefs

Transplanting new seedlings of positive I AM’s in the field of words spoken and written

Creating a field of Wild Words that inspires

So that others notice their inherent greatness

A field of Wild Words can be a powerful healing salve or a poisonous tincture.

Remember to pick them carefully. 

 

Tracy Lee Thompson enjoys living and working as a Certified Clinical Hypnotherapist, Spiritual Blogger, and Tarot reader in Nanaimo, British Columbia, Canada. Tracy’s primary goal as a hypnotherapist is to help people feel better by letting go of their past blocks and learning how to enjoy life. She’s a ‘humanist’ in her belief in life and looks for what is positively human in all of us.