The hem of your luminous garment
must have brushed me just now –
my atoms suddenly chimed
scaring away all thoughts
but a sense of you, Beautiful One.
On what ground do you stand
to juggle suns and moons?
Your coat must be so vast
that every fish in the ocean
swims in your pockets.
I want to catch onto your sky-hem
as it flickers through the clouds.
I want to wrap my heart deep
into your galaxy-spangled cloak.
Was that truly You? Who else
could have such a fragrance?
I often reach to touch His hem. It thrilled me to think it might touch me without my own effort.
I’m glad to know the poem touched you! I often feel my efforts are pretty puny but the grace comes unexpectedly. Maybe just because I tried to reach out.
Rock and roll!
Thanks!
I often have the rare experience that must have been like that of Mozart’s spouse. Just amazement with a large slice of WOW!
Lovely, Rachel. Thank you!
Thanks, Patricia! So glad you enjoyed it and discovered this wonderful magazine.
A poem in Technicolor! Glorious, Rachel. Thank you.
Thanks so much, Barbara!