You have stretched out your hands
towards me.
I am unable, yet you are not judging me.
Your eyes only searching.
I want to have you search me out.
Don't stop at the closed doors.
I am unable, to bring solutions to the table
and it is your voice in everything.
Inside out, the petals have turned fragrance
through the window,
where we should have looked in the garden
and the bees are seeking for hidden flowers
in the bathroom steam.
Outside in, I have turned the laundry of my soul
into the waters, wrung them out, twisted them dry
and hung them into the sky of high places.
The trees have been watching me.
They are neither waiting, nor hoping.
They are love in the soil, not needing to hope,
because love is the greatest.
It is you I find standing, when I fall down
and it is you
reaching out for me,
pulling me up into strength for this hard time.
Jenneth Graser
Showing posts with label suffering. Show all posts
Showing posts with label suffering. Show all posts
Saturday, July 8, 2017
Pulling Me up into Strength
Labels:
love,
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suffering,
trials

Friday, October 14, 2016
Wait for Resurrection
Leave every watch and clock behind.
Go to places the earth receives
the barefooted pleasure of you.
Where you are able to
notice yourself as a breathing,
living human being.
Emotions may rise and fall
with the spending of a day
on what seems like nothing.
But there are tears here
that come on laughter and on pain.
And there are tears of another kind
when beside the tomb of evil fruits,
you walk straight into a man weeping.
Interpretations of reality
are determined by your
outlook on life accumulated.
But sit with God
from the viewpoint of things eternal
and you realise love must still be greater.
Awareness steeped
in veins of blood that ran
for all mankind,
transforms our ability to
really see.
We are changed by the tears God sheds
at the mouth of every tomb that
waits for resurrection.
Jenneth Graser
#write31days
Day 13 Prompt - aware
Go to places the earth receives
the barefooted pleasure of you.
Where you are able to
notice yourself as a breathing,
living human being.
Emotions may rise and fall
with the spending of a day
on what seems like nothing.
But there are tears here
that come on laughter and on pain.
And there are tears of another kind
when beside the tomb of evil fruits,
you walk straight into a man weeping.
Interpretations of reality
are determined by your
outlook on life accumulated.
But sit with God
from the viewpoint of things eternal
and you realise love must still be greater.
Awareness steeped
in veins of blood that ran
for all mankind,
transforms our ability to
really see.
We are changed by the tears God sheds
at the mouth of every tomb that
waits for resurrection.
Jenneth Graser
#write31days
Day 13 Prompt - aware
Artist - Daniel Bonnell
Listen to Resurrection - Nicol Sponberg
Labels:
#write31days,
aware,
hope,
pain,
poetry,
resurrection,
suffering

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