CHRIST IN WINTER:
Reflections on Faith and Life for the Years of Winter…
I always hope
that my words on the page…
Yes, they start on the
page
It is only later that they
move
to a screen
the way an angry old man
leaves the church he loves
just to spite the new
preacher
because they no longer
sing
the old songs
I always hope
they are a glass, these
words,
however darkly
a two-way glass
that shows me to God
and God to me
Yes, God needs the glass
to get a bead on me
for I am quick
like the brown fox
and God is busy
with many things
making protons and
mountains
and love
from mustard seeds alone
Maybe, though, my words
on the page are not a
glass
but a wall to keep God
from seeing
me the way I am
when I have no words
not quick like the fox
but plodding as a proton
that has lost its charge
Glass or no glass
two-way or none
I must put the words
on the page
hoping only that God
has bookmarked this blog
and reads it to the
cherubim
on a slow Saturday
and laughs
JRMcF
I tweet occasionally as
yooper1721.
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