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Do you think God held the sopping clod with warm hands, lifting and bending to kiss it? Did God wipe the mud from those worldwide lips or stick out a slippery tongue and taste the beginnings of new joyous life? Or do you suppose God never bent down or breathed or buried warm hands in an untilled field? Did a soft stirring of wind eventually crash and thunder and roar across nations of trees before an expected rain? And once it did, did it fall to find the beginnings of you and I? And when it found us, did we look back to our sister of dirt and up to our mother the sky and laugh and breathe and call both a holy prayer?
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Jun 15, 2016
Jun 15, 2016 at 1:53 PM UTC
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Do you think God held the sopping clod with warm hands, lifting and bending to kiss it? Did God wipe the mud from those worldwide lips or stick out a slippery tongue and taste the beginnings of new joyous life? Or do you suppose God never bent down or breathed or buried warm hands in an untilled field? Did a soft stirring of wind eventually crash and thunder and roar across nations of trees before an expected rain? And once it did, did it fall to find the beginnings of you and I? And when it found us, did we look back to our sister of dirt and up to our mother the sky and laugh and breathe and call both a holy prayer?
God Creation EcoFeminism Genesis Gaia
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Jun 15, 2016
Jun 15, 2016 at 1:53 PM UTC
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