
With measured strokes of the brush, Danny was putting finishing touches to her latest painting.
When she was a child due to an accident, she lost vision in her left eye but her right eye was mercifully spared.
The pain and despondency over the loss took her into a deep depression and it was only after a lot of loving persuasion from her mother that she returned to her most beloved passion, painting.
And just a few years later, she was earning a good name for herself from her talent.
Her parents never tired of telling anyone who was willing to listen, of their daughter’s immense talent and dedication.
The door to the studio opened and her agent stepped in, “Wow Danny this is another masterpiece my dear, this will be the centerpiece of your solo exhibition”,
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Written for Six Sentences Story- Stroke, hosted by Girlie on the edge’s blog- Denise
#Keepitalive
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Beautiful
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Thank you so much 😊
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It is interesting and I want to read more of it. Great shared
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Thank you so much 😊
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👏👏❤
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🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
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❤😊
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Art is a lot like poetry, as some people get it, and others don’t.
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Oh yes, very true Jim. It’s an expression of the inner feelings
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Great story. Did you know that Dave Chihuly the glass artist lost vision in one eye due to a car accident? He could no longer create the glass, but would paint his idea and have his team follow his direction to create his masterpieces.
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Thanks EA, I never knew that fact. Fiction turns out to be truth.
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Yes! After we went to the Chihuly Exhibit I read a book about him. Now I understand why in one building at the exhibit there were huge paintings of his next to the glass installations.
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I didn’t get the chance to visit his exhibition while I was in Seattle
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I lived in Seattle and didn’t go either!
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I regret not going inside the exhibition. Though I did see it from the outside.
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Beautiful heart warming story, Sadje. I felt for Danny and admire her courage. Well written story.
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Thanks Suzette! There are so many brave people who succeed despite their enormous challenges.
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Yes, indeed.
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👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
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Interesting! ♡
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Thank you kindly
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I like how this culminated as an uplifting story 😊
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Thank you so much Deb
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What a lovely story that goes well with the image
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Many thanks Maria
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Some folks know the key is to keep on keepin’ on. They are the ones who succeed.
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Absolutely right Patricia. Thanks
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A striking story with a beautiful ending. I love such stories.
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Thanks a lot Eunice
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You are welcome.
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So inspiring!
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You’re very kind
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Creativity and pain…some dispute the link strongly…I do not.
A beautiful stroke of your brush!
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Thanks a lot Spira! Much appreciated
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Very uplifting story.
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Thank you so much 😊
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Welcome.
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Inspiring tale!
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Thanks Reena
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A wonderful tale of hope and triumph over adversity! An uplifting Six, Sadje.🤗
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Thanks a lot Chris
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beautifully uplifting
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Thanks 🙏🏼
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Sometimes all it takes is an encouraging word… my earliest words for continuing my writing were from my teachers.
🙂
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Yes encouraging words are what keeps us going on.
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The different blogging communities do keep us going 🙂 💕
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Absolutely right
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So glad she didn’t give up and found a creative outlet!
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Thanks D!
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I am glad to hear she was able to overcome the loss of her eye and her deep depression because of it.
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Thanks Frank 🙏🏼
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Passion lost is tragic. Passion expressed in the face of pain and anguish, sublime.
An inspiring story, Sadje.
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Thank you so much Denise
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I like your story.
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Thanks Lady
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Her time has come and deservedly so!
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Indeed. Thanks Keith.
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This resonates. My Sweetie lost the vision in his right eye in high school. He decided it wouldn’t stop him and it hasn’t.
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How wonderful and inspiring. Thanks for sharing
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Nice
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Thanks
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A beautiful and empowering story, Sadje. Is wonderful.
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Thanks my friend
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Most welcome. It’s always my pleasure, my friend.
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