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Wednesday, October 26, 2016

Into the wind

“Each time a breeze starts, I feel the air all the way through me.”
                                                           Nina LaCour, Hold Still
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There are times I feel hollow
empty
a void

and when the winds of life blow
cold and sharp
unyielding

I am chilled to the core

Hate and fear,
loathing and anger,
come my way

and for a moment
I feel defenseless

and yet deep within
an ember is fanned
and bursts into flame

illuminating
warming

and my soul warms itself
in the glow
of sacred presence

and once bent
I straighten
and walk into
the
wind

1 comment:

  1. Not many comments Stephen. Do you care about that? I can see that writing in and of itself is fulfilling. But, it's good to know you're being heard. I enjoy checking your blog. It's . . . comforting? Your mind works differently than mine, but toward similar goals. KE

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