Friday, September 30, 2011

Windows Into a Cream and Azure Sky

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  1. The Silent RavenOctober 1, 2011 at 11:16 AM

    Hooray for the return of Amoniel's clouds! These are the kind that I am familiar with, the kind that an invisible hand can wipe from the sky but never from my heart.
    I'm reading a novel which you must read, if you haven't already.
    Ask for the acorn, why don't you?

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  2. AmonielOctober 3, 2011 at 3:56 PM

    I am asking for the acorn, hand held out, palm curled to receive.

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  3. The Silent Raven (suddenly childishly elusive)October 4, 2011 at 8:21 AM

    The acorn is an invitation into a living story; plant it in what soil you will, and it will grow into a beautiful invisible tree. Invisible though it is, it will breathe and sing songs of being like the legendary trees of the Limberlost. Or, if you so desire, toss it into a lake, and watch it float to the bottom. It may be forgotten, or it may grow in the soil of your imagination, where it might be more visible.

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  4. The Silent RavenOctober 4, 2011 at 8:22 AM

    Oh, and the novel you must read is The Shack, in case you haven't read it yet.

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  5. AmonielOctober 4, 2011 at 3:14 PM

    I shall read it, may I ask who it's giver is?

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  6. AmonielOctober 4, 2011 at 3:15 PM

    I may even be able to get it today, provided my library has it :)

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  7. The Silent RavenOctober 4, 2011 at 6:26 PM

    Ah, The Shack (which I hope you will enjoy) is not the acorn. The acorn, again, is an invitation into a living story. Here, let me present it to your open palm:
    I think I am to retire from the internet in a matter of a few weeks (whether permanent or no, I know not) to embark on travels of the heart and spirit.
    And I've always regarded you as a bit of what a friend used to call a 'kindred soul.' What I wonder as I prepare to undergo a sort of transformation and a sort of journey is: what does the kindred soul think of corresponding with a faraway Raven? What think you of "penfriendship?"
    I write letters fairly often, but I know letter writing has become old-fashioned and odd for teens. So it'd be perfectly all right if you declined, for whatever reason. It's only a suggestion, you may do whatever you please with the acorn. :)

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  8. AmonielOctober 4, 2011 at 7:01 PM

    I wish you luck in your travels.
    Thank you, I think the same of you.
    'Kindred Spirits' always reminds me of Anne Of Green Gables.
    Funnily enough, awhile ago I had been thinking of hunting your address down, to try and write a surprise letter to you, this is much easier, and probably far less creepy :)
    I think it's a phenomenal idea, I've had a few pen pals in my life, but they never wrote very much or lasted very long.
    I've got a secret for you, Raven, I'm an old-fashioned sort of person, and have been for pretty much my whole life ^^
    Knowing what the acorn is, I've sort of had it for awhile-ish, and it is to be planted in my heart.
    Yes, I would love to become pen pals :D
    (Shall I start calling you Matthew, then?)

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  9. The Silent RavenOctober 5, 2011 at 6:21 PM

    Oh joy of joys!
    Ha, I would have loved a surprise letter, but this will probably prove to be much less difficult for you. :)
    Thank goodness, I love the old-fashioned kind of people. They're needed in this quickly changing world to remind everyone who we once were.
    I'm grateful that the acorn is to be planted in such a place, it's not the kind of acorn which can be discarded without causing a little sadness. :)
    Ah, wonderful question. Well, that's what most people call me. It's a nice enough name, but it's common, and I have a bit of trouble embracing what's common. I've grown to love the names Raven, and Weaver, and Brann, and even Esprit; because they express the "uncommonness" in me. But I'll leave it up to you to call me what you wish!
    And you, what shall I call you?

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  10. AmonielOctober 5, 2011 at 8:26 PM

    Yes, very :)
    Thank you, I am very glad you are old-fashioned too, kindred spirit.
    Every gift of yours is planted there.
    I've gotten so used to being called stargirl by you, I do not know, I will leave it up to you as well. I'm Bryn, Amoniel, Nemo, and, of course, Stargirl :) (And every one of them is red-lined by spellcheck ;)

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