Is it enough to choose to step upon the waters
of the crystal sea encircling your throne?
Is it enough to present myself to you as I am,
and reach for your outstretched hands?
Yes, to look at you and feel the universe
pivot around the grace of encounter.
To feel everything else orbit about
your magnetic invitation.
To be swirled on your foundations
and find my restless thoughts swung into oblivion.
It is enough to be myself with you here
and yourself with me here, where eyes do the talking.
To feel the acceptance you always show me,
as I've strayed on the rims of truth.
I will find you on the sea of glass
in the breath of us waiting.
We will hold this moment of meeting
and abide, where the rest falls away.
Jenneth Graser
Showing posts with label intimacy with God. Show all posts
Showing posts with label intimacy with God. Show all posts
Wednesday, January 4, 2017
The Moment of Meeting

Saturday, December 10, 2016
Resting Seat
There are many things that could be said,
many that could be done.
Mountains to climb, up to the very top,
lists of the bucket kind.
A feeling of to-do lingers at the fringes of the day
as we drop exhausted into bed.
And Lord you are calling us,
you are calling us still...
Come my Beloved,
into a time outside of time.
Come to the resting seat in the garden
of my habitation.
There are no nagging voices or things to be done.
Here, there is presence that guides
everything you do on earth.
Listen to my voice, put on the music, lay aside your rushing.
Move into the pace of ease where my Spirit speaks
strength into your frame.
And whatever you need to face,
we will do it together.
Jenneth Graser
"My lover is mine, and I am his.
Nightly he strolls in our garden,
Delighting in the flowers
until dawn breathes its light and night slips away."
Song of Songs 2:16 MSG
Photography - Jenneth Graser
Listen to Ruth Fazal - instrumental violin album - Songs from the River 2
many that could be done.
Mountains to climb, up to the very top,
lists of the bucket kind.
A feeling of to-do lingers at the fringes of the day
as we drop exhausted into bed.
And Lord you are calling us,
you are calling us still...
Come my Beloved,
into a time outside of time.
Come to the resting seat in the garden
of my habitation.
There are no nagging voices or things to be done.
Here, there is presence that guides
everything you do on earth.
Listen to my voice, put on the music, lay aside your rushing.
Move into the pace of ease where my Spirit speaks
strength into your frame.
And whatever you need to face,
we will do it together.
Jenneth Graser
"My lover is mine, and I am his.
Nightly he strolls in our garden,
Delighting in the flowers
until dawn breathes its light and night slips away."
Song of Songs 2:16 MSG
Photography - Jenneth Graser
Listen to Ruth Fazal - instrumental violin album - Songs from the River 2
Labels:
habitation,
intimacy with God,
poetry,
presence,
rest,
secret garden

Monday, December 5, 2016
Make Room for You
It is time to make room for you
to come in ways I have not known.
My heart has become eager for the stretch
of tent pegs and widening of stakes.
The pain of a good stretch will be worth it,
to receive the mystery of your voice in the shade.
I will meet with you in places unfamiliar
and break bread with you, and drink wine.
I will linger over your features
and we will be silent for awhile.
I may not feel like talking,
you may not feel like talking too.
But we will be with the love that grows
through all things hard in a breaking of ground.
We will stay and observe what may come
from such a union, where old love feels new.
As our hearts synchronise,
we hear the rhythm combined.
Jenneth Graser
Image credit unknown
to come in ways I have not known.
My heart has become eager for the stretch
of tent pegs and widening of stakes.
The pain of a good stretch will be worth it,
to receive the mystery of your voice in the shade.
I will meet with you in places unfamiliar
and break bread with you, and drink wine.
I will linger over your features
and we will be silent for awhile.
I may not feel like talking,
you may not feel like talking too.
But we will be with the love that grows
through all things hard in a breaking of ground.
We will stay and observe what may come
from such a union, where old love feels new.
As our hearts synchronise,
we hear the rhythm combined.
Jenneth Graser
Image credit unknown
Labels:
first love,
growth,
heart,
intimacy with God,
poetry,
prayer of the heart,
relationship

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