As she grasped the pencil, she watched her hand glide over the page. She could see each grain of blue dancing off the pencil onto the white paper. With a light touch, feeling right when there were just enough grains of color to match her mood, she chose another color, green, and with the same finesse, she invited the green grains to change the vibration of the image in such a subtle way no one would ever know what had happened. The magic of her artistry came from deep in her soul, where freedom is felt.
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Melissa Ireland
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