I soften the moment into listening,
mentored by the wisdom of the aged
and the young bent on learning.
I find myself in the carpenter's backroom with a son
who made himself slow, intent, methodical,
an apprentice with a teachable heart.
Time ages the body
and yet pulls the mind into what is not time,
allowing a proverb to make itself known.
Time ages the body
and yet pulls the mind into what is not time,
allowing a proverb to make itself known.
I must allow for action minimal
and internally stoke up the fires,
watch together with God the birth of a star.
I plan to be here, an observer,
until I may be there simultaneous,
until our trajectory of hearts align.
Jenneth Graser
Jenneth Graser
Photography Greg Rakozy Unsplash
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