WEDNESDAY’S BLESSING
Who is the lover of your soul?
O, let it not be this crumbling world
Let it not be your past that cannot be changed.
Rather, share your humanity that is made in God’s likeness,
Rather, accept everyone where they are at now with love and charity
then
Who you are is what God intended you to be.
Who is the lover of your soul?
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“When we forgive, we resemble God most.”
–Susan Tassone
Sitting Pretty – Serigraph Painting by Patricia Govezensky
I love Patricia’s art because of her flamboyant expressions of being an unabashed woman, and because of her style, am able to extract the resilience and joviality painted in her subjects.
HAIKU
Embrace the unforeseen
Toss out all life’s ironies
Bask in tranquility
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“Life is a flower of which love is the honey.” –Victor Hugo
Image by PixelsTalk.net
HAIKU
July rolling out
while lollygagging on the pier
framing lasting souvenir
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…so long July…Welcome August…
OFF THE CUFF Writing
How amazing are the simple things of life to remind me of an earlier happy encounter that funnily turned sour. I recall a time when neighbors gave mother a crate full of cherries from their tree. So we decided to remove the pits to make sweet bread and pies. We dove into the crate eating more than we pitted. Then I suddenly saw a tiny worm squiggle out. By that time, we had eaten a lot of them – yikes! I quickly spit it out of my mouth and that was the end of our baking with cherries that day. Luckily, we didn’t get sick.
I still get my fill of these sweet in-season picks. Besides, do you know they provide deep inducing melatonin and also calm muscle and joint pain? Go ahead, have a few bowls of these delectable cherries!
HAIKU
a child’s playful act
dangling cherries over the ears
now sleeping deeply
Photograph by EcoSeasons
Whatever is true
Of late, what are you planting?
Unveil love or lack of it
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“Loneliness is only the Creator calling us to a deeper union with him.” –Magnificat
HAIKU
Once a ballerina
Now living with great intent
come what may each day
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“It’s on the strength of observation and reflection that one finds a way.
So, we must dig and delve unceasingly.”
— Claude Monet
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