Well, hello there. It's Morgan here. And today I just wanted to share a piece that I found a lot of comfort in when I created it. So for anyone that might be in a space of just needing a little comfort, a little warm hug in the form of words, it is my hope that these words can be just that. May you have

moments in the sunlight that your soul never forgets. May you encounter love as strong as music,

and there's no need to question it. May you travel the earth, trusting that for all

of the unknowns, there will also be moments in music and in sunlight that remind you, you are not

alone. I wrote this while painting yellow and as I painted the yellow,

I heard the sound of people chattering in the background and it was because I was painting in a space where I was near some people who

were gathering not too far. And I never saw the people, never saw how many of them there were. I

don't know anything other than just hearing them. And it sounded like they were having a good time.

So I heard them laughing. And I just so happen to be close enough to the window. And as I was

painting, I heard them. And immediately, I just thought about how I hope that this is a good moment that they remember.

And I don't know who they were.

I never saw them.

But I just hoped that for them.

And that's something that I try to do when I sit down and to create something is I try to think about how this connects to something I'm hearing

or seeing or sensing. And in that moment, it's literally just hearing. A lot of times it's something

very, very literal. And I'm always amazed in doing that how it ends up connecting back to me.

Because if I sat down to try and say something to myself like that, I would not have gotten there.

I don't know if I'm really capable of that level of introspection in terms of like just something that I can just access all the time.

I don't see internally like that. I'm like what what does Morgan need to hear right now? I don't know. I don't know. I'm like I'm not interested in that. Let me just look at the tree and let me just

contemplate the tree and we'll get back to me later. It's probably my Enneagram 5 there.

But that is absolutely where I start. That's my starting point. But what I find so fascinating

is how it ends up coming back to something that I did need to hear.

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