Lisa-Jo Baker has a blog that I love to read. She has this thing on Fridays – Five Minute Friday. You guessed it; write for five minutes straight. No editing. No re-do. She gives the topic and you just write. Then you link it up to her site, comment on the other link-er before you and boom-hundreds of bloggers are writing about the same subject on the same day.

Today’s Topic: VOICE

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For months, I didn’t hear his voice. It was silent, an oppressive silence. Everyone wondering if he would wake up soon, if ever.

All I wanted was his voice. If he could just tell me he knows me. If he could just whisper my name.

Wake up. Wake up. Wake up.

Tell me. Tell me. Tell me.

What happened? Do you remember? Did you think of me?

I longed for a piece of him; the pieces that made me love him so.  If I could just have his voice.

But, I didn’t. So, we had to be his voice.

But, then it came in a whisper as gentle as a summer’s breeze.

‘Danny, what is this?’ she asked.

‘Pen.’

God was not in the wind, the earthquake or in the fire. He was in the gentle blowing of Danny’s answer.

When Danny’s voice entered my ears, the Lord’s voice spoke to my heart; ‘I will never leave you. I will never forsake you.’

One word gave hope. One word inspired faith.

Something so easily taken for granted, yet I am so glad Danny finally has a voice.

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5 thoughts on “Day 26 and Five Minute Friday-Voice

  • October 26, 2012 at 4:06 pm
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    I love the rawness to it. And such a lovely story. I am definitely reading more.

  • October 26, 2012 at 4:31 pm
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    I’m hoping for more! I wonder, is this a cleverly begun novel? Or a true account of your life? Well done! 🙂

  • October 26, 2012 at 5:43 pm
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    As always, I’m captivated! Your pieces are so inspiring! Thank you!

  • October 26, 2012 at 8:15 pm
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    Well done, sweet girl! And to “Becky”, go to her blog site dannyandallison.com and read from the beginning. . . her words are a true account of their past 7 years. I know. . . I’m her mother. . .

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