I do not remember
Your gentle gathering
slowly matching fragment
to fragment,
Your spacious patience
holding each piece in place
until it would stay on its own,
Your very Self -
Gold poured
into the cracks of my being.
but I remember the day
I saw the golden gleaming
and recognized
Light, Grace, You
my beautiful broken self.
Your gentle gathering
slowly matching fragment
to fragment,
Your spacious patience
holding each piece in place
until it would stay on its own,
Your very Self -
Gold poured
into the cracks of my being.
but I remember the day
I saw the golden gleaming
and recognized
Light, Grace, You
my beautiful broken self.
Another advent retreat (Illuminated - Jan Richardson) and a resonating discussion about Wabi Sabi: "When the Japanese mend broken objects, the aggrandize the damage by filling the cracks with gold. They believe that when something has suffered damage and has a history, it becomes more beautiful." - Billie Mobaed '