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Steve Page Nov 2016
As brave as a poet who knows
That this is too important for prose,
Willing to reveal his inner becoming
And patient enough to show
Not tell what He's telling,
Nor too intent on bringing
The thought down to land,
Happy to leave it hovering
Leaving us to understand
That the truth is more often
Found in the hearing
And not available on demand.
So whoever has ears to hear,
Let them hear this Son of Man.
Inspired by a talk in St Pauls Cathedral.  Jesus could have stuck to the rulebook format, but instead gave us something much richer.  Whoever has ears to hear, let them hear.
Mark 4: 1-20
ConnectHook Apr 2016
[ROW vs. WADE]

Christ taught them to reap and sow...

in the storm-tossed boat they could only seep and row.

(They had to row, then finally wade,
till once again their shore was made.
)
malapropism, etc.
Prabhu Iyer Dec 2014
ome orth azarus, come th laz, ome for zus
echo in the winds outside the empty cave;

In the desert an insurrection
to deluge the earth from cauldrons of faith;
Tinderbox by the Dneiper, an interview stolen;

Dance of Ishtar caged, the demiurge call.

Treading on ice, our mortal lives;

Ancient wells wailing with the earth;

A vessel weathering the storm, sinking
now at Galilee.

At Golgotha, by the empty Crucifix;
it all began here in Bethlehem where we wait.
https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=John+11%3A38-44&version;=NKJV

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