Gary Molloy - Artworks

Thursday 13 February 2020

Tuesday 16 October 2018

Listen

This human connection is made with the heart not with the tounge

Just listening with humility an empathic ear

A beautiful thing happens when we really communicate from here

Be kind, as they hurt inside

Be tolerant, as they hurt inside

To pass along a wonderful life

Listen to those you love

An opportunity to touch thelives around you

Don't miss it

With gentle awareness, don't interrupt or react , listen

Recognising our shared existance

Call it oneness, unity, some call it love

This is what everyone is looking for

To be heard, to be seen, to be loved

Just listen

Sometimes all a person wants is for you to just listen

With authenticity, never rushing past

Sincerity keeps pace and never finishes last

Kindness and honesty are there

To soften even the presence of an angel combing her hair

Set yourself free

Within this exchange, respect and caring are other words for empathy

This human connection is made with the heart

Their voices though tremulous crave understanding

Never criticisim or crticise

There's tremendous beauty if you just listen

As you look in their eyes

Being as kind and forgivingas silence

Hearing these words is the movement of love

Listen, be patient, be courageous

and

Just listen

By Gary Molloy

Thursday 19 July 2018

Canvas or painter

Don't choose to be the canvas , be the painter

Don't choose to be the mask , be the mirror
Have the courage to observe and reflect

Truth is not reducible to words

The soul never dies , and the mind creates these barriers like an emotional blockage

Exercise the heart by carrying the people you love

Spending time with yourself, within the discomfort of uncertainty

Unless you do
You'll never learn that lesson

Stretch your comfort zone , catch up with yourself

Solitude never a threat or burden
Take your inner voice for a walk in nature

Some say love is a drive others a vibration
Sacred and expanding
Notice it all around you.

Don't choose to be the canvas, be the painter.

By Gary Molloy