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    Name Calling

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    February 27, 2012

    The group of men I was hanging with at the time was encouraged to ask God a question.   From there the stories dribbled out over the next days and weeks as God answered the question:  What is your nickname for me God? I was afraid to ask.  The last nickname…

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    Winter Wedding

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    February 25, 2012

    Lace draped like a cloth cut from the clouds on upturned roots which lined the roads. Crystals of symmetry, like linen sleeves slip down the arms of sleeping trees. A canopy formed, a wedding veil suspended on the wind. I heard Pachelbel’s canon as I stood in the aisle.

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    Dancing Priest…A few thoughts.

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    February 20, 2012

    As I closed the back flap of this wonderful read this morning I felt that I was just nudged to a higher quality of living. Last night I was waiting at McDonald’s for my 14 year old daughter to return from a youth event and read to within the last…

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    The Eyes Have It

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    February 19, 2012

    One of my adopted daughters struggles with attachment issues.  More than one daughter does actually, but this one more acutely.  My wife, bless her, is in the trenches with all our adopted children, 24/7, dealing with post-traumatic abnormalities.  This particular daughter has us both shrugging our shoulders and asking, seeking,…

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    Saddle Light

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    February 17, 2012

    It was riding the trail of early morning glow. Hanging ‘round, low and quiet-like with just enough belly light east. A crescent pulling on a sunrise as if it was one of the earthly tides.   It’s a nighttime circuit rider preaching to the dark side of our circle. It…

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    Off The Top Of My Heart (Valentine-type misquotes of love.)

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    February 14, 2012

    “What’s O.J.’s glove got to do with it?” Fin from Law & Order misquoting Tina Turner.   “How do I love ye, let me cipher the ways.”  Jethro Bodine slips on Elizabeth Barrett Browing.   “Now I know I have a fart, ‘cause it’s breaking…wind.”  The Tin Man messes up…

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    She Knits

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    February 13, 2012

    I sit with her while she knits. She casts on and off those things to bring a piece together. Needles of grace and mercy pearl of great price.   May her curled hands wield through the emptiness to draw comfort together.   May her unraveled heart find a covering once…

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    February 11, 2012

    Originally posted on Gerald the Writer: This time of year reminds me of when Barbara and I were dating.  It is also the season of our anniversary. I remember when we would walk downtown and would always end up at this quaint little café.  Its ambiance was aesthetically warm and…

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    Valentine Memories

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    February 11, 2012

    This time of year reminds me of when Barbara and I were dating.  It is also the season of our anniversary. I remember when we would walk downtown and would always end up at this quaint little café.  Its ambiance was aesthetically warm and intimate.  Honestly, though, aesthetic beauty wasn’t…

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    Borrowed Light

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    February 10, 2012

    There is a lunatic out there throwing down borrowed light onto the lowlands.   What right has he to dispel glory in silver strands upon snows cape? Has he the upper hand?   I can no longer stand under evanescent eclipses of understanding.   Walk with me sunrise, until it…

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