If we’re not supposed to dance,
Why all this music?
(Line from a Gregory Orr poem). . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
sometimes we pray and meditate
sometimes we sing and dance...laugh and emote
sometimes we call out to God
surrender
swell
crack open
pour out
sometimes we forget to pay a bill
sometimes we buy shampoo...or make a phone call
sometimes we dust
sometimes we pick our noses
mundane
human
puzzling
strange
in between is wonder, awe and mystery
the threads stitching the two worlds together
hemmed
the sunlight on the leaves
quiet shadows
petals slowly revealing
clouds
ladybugs in your child's hand
hugs
. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .
I am happy to live on the hem.
Photo - A painted rock in the landscaping of a elementary school yard.
I took this picture last winter.
Jenny,
ReplyDeleteI like the new look and the banner. I love Gregory Orr and I know that poem. Yes, it is a fine hemline between the quotidian and the numinous. I too am happy to live on the "hem."Thank you for sharing what is real always.
Noelle
The blog looks amazing...I love the pictures at the top. Absolutely gorgeous!
ReplyDelete'in between is wonder, awe and mystery
ReplyDeletethe threads stitching the two worlds together'
may it be always....
lovely banner and new blog look dear lady...
good stuff,
todd