MADNESS
Close to dawn,
Light
Tumbles from the sky, and
Spins into dreams.
A shadow crosses your face.
Half dark half illuminated you are madness
Revealed,
A mask of yourself, a mask
Of the other.
And yet you are a poet even so,
You
Who think yourself
A god.
POEMS OF THE PREACHER
Sunday, July 19, 2015
Monday, November 10, 2014
Sunday, July 27, 2014
Friday, May 2, 2014
BINDING
Bound up in sorrow,
I am a prisoner of tears,
A vessel of sadness, others'
And my own.
In the garden,
The Gardener passes by,
A white taper held in his hand.
Follow the path of remembrance,
Darkness and light.
How will we know the way,
We ask? Before we see,
Before we touch,
Before we
Consider the wounds.
Though somehow we know.
Bound up in sorrow,
I am a prisoner of tears,
A vessel of sadness, others'
And my own.
In the garden,
The Gardener passes by,
A white taper held in his hand.
Follow the path of remembrance,
Darkness and light.
How will we know the way,
We ask? Before we see,
Before we touch,
Before we
Consider the wounds.
Though somehow we know.
Saturday, April 19, 2014
A WALK ON THE PATH OF DESTINY
I walk near the Rabbi Jesus,
Dwelling
In the hope of his words,
Knowing
And not knowing what will happen.
On the path,
The color of blood is on the wind,
Cold and darkening.
We hear stories of lashes and nails,
A groaning earth and
Clouds
Redder than wine, and
Yes,
Sometimes I am afraid, and
Think
To turn back.
I walk near the Rabbi Jesus,
Dwelling
In the hope of his words,
Knowing
And not knowing what will happen.
On the path,
The color of blood is on the wind,
Cold and darkening.
We hear stories of lashes and nails,
A groaning earth and
Clouds
Redder than wine, and
Yes,
Sometimes I am afraid, and
Think
To turn back.
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