Tag Archives: Christ
Mystery breaks
I am living, loading the dishwasher,
driving the van, matching socks,
when my little ones say, “I miss God.”
I know this missing.
One day I stood in my house,
my bed, my dishes, my tables
and chairs all around, and my
heart cried, I want to go home.
These mysteries break my heart.
I watch the morning sky;
I see mars, and jupiter and venus.
They hang, glowing ornaments
on invisible trees.
Does Christ hang this way, glowing
with generosity on all our invisible trees,
a call to desire giving our last two coins,
our last bits of chocolate, our last everything?
My heart breaks for these eucharistic mysteries.
One of the Mysteries
The
almost but
not yet abounds.
We
grow in
darkness and quiet.
Dig.
Cover with
dirt, water, sun.
Grow.
Unfold. Stretch.
Breathe. Howl. Shine.
Expand
and lengthen.
Abandon yourself
to
the almost
but not yet
