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Friday, January 12, 2018

Mother Earth

Here I am, Now
Open, Willing

With my past behind me,
My future ahead of me

My breathes, my steps
Have been numbered

I stand as a warrior
With questions
With hopes

Starting with Earth 
I ask
I hope

Could you come up and meet me here?
Could my roots grow down from my fluttering heart and my shaky knees?
Could I stay in what has been?
Can I stand in what is?
Will you let me in? 
Will you let me root down through your outer crust and meet the soles of my feet with the warmth of your inner light?

And maybe, if I were to stay a bit longer than before,
Mother Earth, would you hold me in your strong and tender way
Could you become a dwelling place for my cold and restless feet.

I do not hear a clear answer, but through a memory of the future, I begin to walk

The magma seeps up and fills every sheethe 
From skin to muscle to bone
Through my blood sweat and tears
Each drop holding a story
I begin to glow with light and warmth

How dare you be great, I hear
And I take another step
Another breathe fills my lungs
And my roots expand to the core of the earth
And I rise anyway

My glory grows as I open my heart
And stretch my fingers tips, reaching to the heavens 

Mother Nature breathes into me 
Filling my branches 
I become a shade tree,
A glorious dwelling place
For cold, restless feet to land
And meet themselves again




She desired me so I came close.
No one can hear God unless She has
prepared a bed for
you.
A thousand souls hear Her call every second,
but most every one then looks into their life’s mirror and
says, “I am not worthy to leave this
sadness.”
When I first heard Her courting song, I too
looked at all I had done in my life
and said,
“How can I gaze into Her omnipresent eyes?”
I spoke those words with all
my heart,
But then She sang again, a song even sweeter,
and when I tried to shame myself once more from Her presence
God showed me Her compassion and spoke a divine truth,
“I made you, dear, and all I made is perfect.
Please come close, for I
desire

you.”

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