Photograph by EcoSeasons
Whatever is true
Of late, what are you planting?
Unveil love or lack of it
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“Loneliness is only the Creator calling us to a deeper union with him.” –Magnificat
Photograph by EcoSeasons
Whatever is true
Of late, what are you planting?
Unveil love or lack of it
*
“Loneliness is only the Creator calling us to a deeper union with him.” –Magnificat
HAIKU
Once a ballerina
Now living with great intent
come what may each day
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“It’s on the strength of observation and reflection that one finds a way.
So, we must dig and delve unceasingly.”
— Claude Monet
Photograph by Jan Sieminski
HAIKU
Wishing to be there
sea grass yellowed by the hot sun
breathing salty air
…before the end of summer…
HAIKU
As a hummingbird
release your daily concerns
to the yoke of light
…and your burdens will be lightened….
Tahitian Couple by Paul Gaugin
HAIKU
Saying yes, maybe or no
Couple in love seesaws new ground
Earning more respect
Altar of Shiloh
INKLING FOR
Crazy as this world encroaches on the human spirit, we are reminded to “Be still, and know that I am God.” Psalm 46:10
I come to the altar with humble vessels
a mix of fear, hope, sorrow and joy
so goodly is life and — dare be your bride.
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French spiritual author, Father Jean d’Elbee (+1982) gave retreats saying: “Jesus takes our sins upon himself and we make his merits our own.” At that, a retreatant replied, “My sins on him, his blood on me.”
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