Heather
Dagobah Resident
As to depression, I often find that old cliche to be true: it's always darkest before the dawn. It's amazing to me how one can feel renewed and re-inspired, and even onto something new creatively speaking, just after experiencing the worst and darkest feelings of doubt, and even despair. This has perhaps wrongly been attributed to the artistic temperament, since it's no doubt the creative spirit in all of us that needs to submerge in order to re-alight itself again.
… so, it's to hold fast sometimes, until that dawn… even amid all the chaos, it seems.
Oh, I thought I'd add, that my father (who was something of a ham, and had a pretty good singing voice too) used to sing The Impossible Dream to me as a child. I know the album from the musical well, in fact, and I love Richard Kiley's rendition especially:
… (you know, this is beginning to make me feel that I've fallen in with the right crowd!)
… so, it's to hold fast sometimes, until that dawn… even amid all the chaos, it seems.
Oh, I thought I'd add, that my father (who was something of a ham, and had a pretty good singing voice too) used to sing The Impossible Dream to me as a child. I know the album from the musical well, in fact, and I love Richard Kiley's rendition especially:
… (you know, this is beginning to make me feel that I've fallen in with the right crowd!)