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Category Archives: faith
James was right about a lot of things
James was right about a lot of things and if he heard the words your lips made he would wonder if you would try ever to kiss me with that mouth or if I could taste past the bitterness rolled … Continue reading
Posted in addiction, faith, life, loss of love, New Free Verse, relationships
Tagged anger, damage, poetry
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canon (the important thing)
there is a gospel of mary on a fifth-century papyrus that is not canon & an infancy gospel of thomas where the child Jesus rolled 12 sparrows from clay & spit. they flew away, singing. not everything old is true, & … Continue reading
love in active language
a cathedral built of live stone climbs skyward this is how I pray in breath consciously and always spires stretching to joy stained-glassed sun stamping color in light reliefs on the floor on my hands across knees this voice in … Continue reading
Posted in faith, New Free Verse
Tagged cathedral, Georgian chants, Light painting, poetry
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this poem has no name
we do not name ourselves borrowing first our fathers’ and then our husbands’ names adding them behind the first name like a string of shiny beads telling the world who we belong to because we must belong to someone because … Continue reading
complex in simplicity
complex in simplicity this flesh knows its workings & I move thankfully unaware of it, unknowing the small daily living and dying off of what makes me those cellular selves echoing the deep fingerprint of the hands that shaped not … Continue reading
Knocking Heads With the Mennonites
My “plain people” poem brought back a favorite family story I have not heard since I was 10 years old. My grandparents were out driving one Sunday morning somewhere in Canada, near Owen Sound, Ontario. It was early enough for … Continue reading
faith, embodied
I should breathe worship like old-order Amish every conscious second every action a prayer of movement and letting be