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Monthly Archives: September 2013
scientific orthodoxy – September 29
9.29 scientific orthodoxy seems so afraid these days of anything bespeaking eternity. as if only a dead end trap of dying rocks will do for measuring and testing worlds dried up and dying, ending and sighing, the robotic … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, death, despair, eternitky, faith, hope, Orthodoxy, science
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pulling out summer’s weeds – September 27
9.27 pulling out summer’s weeds, crop, mixed veggies, to free the soil for a winter breath. the soils roil and roll, sift and smother, indentations marking where the spade dives under to separate, chop, cleave, roots that cling. … Continue reading
grace in between – September 26
9.26 The leaves have begun their descent into the crannies and wrinkles of bone bare sump below the dam. soon colors will flare and singe but not yet. a pause, as if hesitant anticipation is the harbinger of what … Continue reading
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Tagged anticipation, calm, changes, grace, pauses, resting, seasons, thankfulness, waiting
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home run – September 25
9.25 I sat with you tonight in the big brass baseball glove, me a little self-conscious of my weight, you the girl in the pretty pink jacket and jeans. I fell in love with you again almost before I saw … Continue reading
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Tagged Baseball, Baseball glove, Double play, home run, infatuation, love
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due do dates – September 23
9.23 mortgage is due, baby is due, what to do when the dream has fallen through. ———————————
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Tagged bank failures, binds, courage, failings, faith, Financial Services, Mortgage, poverty, struggle, victims
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the waiters wait – September 22
9.22 the waiters wait with just the touch of interest in how my day has gone. will you have something to drink or shall I fill your water glass and then abscond oh yes, the carapace is divine, … Continue reading
a single red stamen – September 20
9.20 a single red stamen stands tall amidst the sea of dead and dying leaves as if dropped in by arrow specificity, a mystery of grace and random chance. like each soul in a desert calling to the Lord. … Continue reading
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Tagged chance, grace, life, nature, pistil and stamen, Prayer, randomness, souls
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red clover signals – September 19
9.19 Red clover mites are swarming the back deck and walls. Out front bees of all sorts clamber over the flailing jade plants, and birds of almost any feather empty the premium cardinal blend from the four perched tube. … Continue reading
I’ll give you a reason to cry… September 18
9.18 I live in such a nice place, no blown in walls, no blood on the floor where the soldiers came to beat my family raw. I can walk around the block, down a trail, even at growing dusk, … Continue reading
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Tagged affluence, childhood, empathy, feelings, original sin, pain, poverty, scarcity, sin separation, unhappiness, war
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