Remember Death. Thus begins the journey. Forty days I travel downward, weaving Through the headstones of the shadowed valley, Adding my own dirge to the din, grieving The grim reality of Death’s power. My soul is bright with love, candle held high And fragile in the face of this dark hour When for a little while the springs are dry. Let this thirst for light and water remind, Restore, recalibrate my heart’s compass, And guide my hungry soul until I find A well, a fire, a feast at Easter mass. You alone, Lord, are life, and light, and breath. You and only you can dismember Death.
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This is beautifully written. It’s chilling, but the hope at the end… I greatly enjoyed this. Thank you!
👏🏻 beautifully written, thanks for sharing!