faith

Haiku


the emerald fields

Give way to play for children,

Generational

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Morning Sky


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Under the magic

Across the blacken sky is

Wonder of life and love

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Haiku


full moon cloaks white clouds

Wind sways in celebration.

Oak tree leaves promise

Haiku


a slow climb endured

Moments brought to attention

Mind, soul and body

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Haiku


Just before birds sing

And daylight on horizon;

contemplation.

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Paradox


 

 

A robin waits and then she soars

I run the hills out  of doors

In the middle of world’s unrest

I still run and the Robin makes her nest.

 

3.00 miles

 

 

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Invitation


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let’s have a conversation

no, not a wish list to reply

let’s go somewhere and listen

we can laugh or we can cry

let’s stop and say nothing

or just smell the air around

let’s have a conversation

or never make a sound

what is really of value

is you are here for me

and I am always seeking

to have a conversation

a time to sit and be…

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Modern Day Version “It’s a Wonderful Life” (excerpt from re-theatre)


 

 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DTmtBypgA50

He Came


As the chickadee finds its nest,


among the prickly leaf…


The labored Mother sighs


as birthing finds relief…




Then nature joins a chorus,


among the star they sing…


Humanity realized His birth


of the Resurrection King…




He came among the world


in quiet winter’s rest…


Chickadee without notice


continues to make his nest…




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In the Sand


(Easter Triduum starts tomorrow April 17-20 for Christians)

I often wonder what he wrote the day he came upon

the stoning of the woman, the men that said she wronged…

He came up quietly and without pause, looked and said aloud,

“Any man without sin cast and cast it now.”

He then knelt a humble stance, and reached among the sand

with his finger began to write something with his hand.

He wrote until the he looked back up to see who was left to throw,

not one man had tarried there; they all had chosen to go.

He stood from where he had knelt and wrote upon the sand,

and the woman remained, to listen to this man.

The man that said, “Go sin no more” freedom now was hers.

I wonder what he wrote that day he knelt among the scores.

Was it their sins he knew so well and they in spirit heard,

and dropping all the stones they had, they left without a word?

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Christine McNeill-Matteson