The sun was soft
Posted: August 1st, 2007, 1:26 am
The sun was soft
and I coughed me
off that I’d dream
while its beams would
deem to grace me
with a sea of
free alarm calls at
five o’clock, that I’d
bat my eyes and
give Day hand as
planned by others—
sisters, brothers,
mothers, fathers.
The sun was dim;
I thanked him for
glimmer rather than glare,
rather than staring me
square in the face
with a misplaced seeming
grace of day’s break.
For my sake, I
staked my trust in
what may slow begin
to shape itself within
the din of Now—.
The sun was slow
and even tough I
know it timely came,
all the same I
name it gracious for
the holy spacious light
that caressed my rest.
and I coughed me
off that I’d dream
while its beams would
deem to grace me
with a sea of
free alarm calls at
five o’clock, that I’d
bat my eyes and
give Day hand as
planned by others—
sisters, brothers,
mothers, fathers.
The sun was dim;
I thanked him for
glimmer rather than glare,
rather than staring me
square in the face
with a misplaced seeming
grace of day’s break.
For my sake, I
staked my trust in
what may slow begin
to shape itself within
the din of Now—.
The sun was slow
and even tough I
know it timely came,
all the same I
name it gracious for
the holy spacious light
that caressed my rest.