Greetings. Greetings, Khalid. It's been a while. Hope all is well in your world. And thus far, your spring has been one that's filled with discovery and restoration. In that energy offer a humble communique, one that examines the emergence of beauty unexpected. And he reads, there is a depth in this distance, a must in these miles between us. A word on the wind. Speaking of you. Speaking of me and the shrinking of space and time
Blair Redmond
@blairbearing · 0:38
Um wow, that was pretty emotional. After listening to that, for some reason, it just made me super happy and kind of gave me tears of joy. A lot of hope in that. So thank you for writing. Um, you know, thank you for sharing. And the way that you put those words together was just perfection in my eyes. So, you know, people can feel however they want to feel about that
Deborah Pardes
@DBPardes · 0:12
It's always nice to hear your poems, and I just thought I'd start the week with yes. Very prominent in your energy here. Acceptance and magic. Thank you so much
Renee Slay
@Renee_Slay · 0:25
You're. This is so beautiful. And the delivery was perfect. It literally reminded me of that thing, that space, that feeling. Well done. Very well done. Thank you. Thank you for sharing
J Stout
@DarkMoonMusings · 0:33
It's. I have been gone for a while, and I am so glad that I came back to this. This piece is so beautiful. And the way you read it was just stout on you. Just bring up so many feelings of finding that unexpected. I well, finding unexpected anything but in this piece, you know, finding unexpected love. And it was beautiful. Thank you for sharing this
Carly D
@Astroality · 0:20
It's. Your voice is so soothing, and your words are profound. So thank you so much for including me in this. I'm happy to be a part of your community. This was much needed today. It came at the exact perfect moment across my path, so I thank you. I appreciate you so much
Khalid Hanif
@theElvnth_Our · 0:28
You. Hey. Good evening, Deborah. How are you? I just want to take a moment to thank you for such a kind word that you left on the poem. It's always a nice feeling when the words find a space. And indeed, I very much appreciate minute
Khalid Hanif
@theElvnth_Our · 0:33
You. Greetings. Greetings. Renee, khalid. First off, I want to thank you for listening and for you leaving such a warm response. It goes very far and does not go unappreciated. I appreciate the fact that there's such a supportive community and yeah, thank you
Khalid Hanif
@theElvnth_Our · 0:49
Um well, hello, Khalid. I am happy to know that you're back and very much humbled and filled with appreciation for your response to the peace. I'm very much an esteemed I territory or company. An esteemed company, including yourself and so many other talented writers and poets. All I can say is thank you so much for taking the time to listen and showing the kindness with your response. Be well
Khalid Hanif
@theElvnth_Our · 0:53
Um greetings. Greetings. I I am a little lost for words. You know, I as poets and writers, you know, we often attempt to land these poetry planes adequately, and to know that the words found resonance is very endearing, very encouraging. And I just wanted to thank you so very much from the bottom of my heart for listening and sharing such a warm and kind response. So all the best to you, and thanks again
Carly D
@Astroality · 0:18
You pilot of the year. Mission accomplished. Plane landed. You are appreciated. Your creativity is phenomenal. So thank you so much. I'm glad that you invited me to your swell, and I'm definitely looking forward to hearing more from you. Yeah, thanks again. I hope you're having a good night. Bye
Anisah Khan
@Anisah_Writes · 2:47
Yes. Yes. I love that you came back with this poem. I miss hearing your voice, brother. I mean, this is so it brought this poem brought me to my little happy place. After being going through tough times, this poem just brought me back to my little happy place and made me you forget about reality, and that's what I enjoy by your palms. You're able to just to make your readers and your audience forget reality and transport them into your world
It. I'm pretty sure everybody who comes across this poem is going to be like, wow. I was literally I'm lost for words. I'm literally lost lost for words. I don't think I can describe, describe or formulate a response to this amazing piece of pressure. And that's what it is
Khalid Hanif
@theElvnth_Our · 0:33
Well, hello, Candy. Khalid. Just wanted to stop by and thank you for first taking the time to listen. And especially taking the time to leave. Such a kind response. It's it's always so encouraging when I hear that the words have found a space. US. Again, thank you so much. And I appreciate you. Be well
Delbert Cespedes
@Xgzabeher · 1:42
And when you lay in the words on top of that track, the way how you're reciting the words and I mean even the nature of the words themselves and the message them convey it in that contemplatory mindset. It makes you want to be more present in your peace. Isn't me in my opinion. That's what I felt