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Month: October 2008

Abraham

sifting sands

Posted on October 28, 2008 by Lindsey Gallant / 1 Comment

Abraham, I’m tired. Tired of not knowing, still keeping going, no roots for growing. My roots lie back in the boreal forest, but it’s unlikely I’ll ever return....

poetry

Redeemed (a short liturgy)

Posted on October 22, 2008 by Lindsey Gallant / 1 Comment

Covered only in shame he cries outThe weight of a thousand offences bending and bruisingAnd he is redeemed. Prayers like tears slip from the concentrated anguis...

poetry

morning poem

Posted on October 22, 2008 by Lindsey Gallant / 2 Comments

The sun makes its way over meadows of hayAnd the golden light scatters like rainThe light-thirsty ground welcomes day as it roundsPast the moon that is starting...

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what is love?

Posted on October 14, 2008 by Lindsey Gallant / 1 Comment

Love is one of the scariest and most difficult teachings of the Christian faith. If you think that talking about love is wishy-washy or warm and fuzzy, then you...

poetry

my October

Posted on October 10, 2008 by Lindsey Gallant / 1 Comment

my October winter’s appetizer with the end bitten offdull and drypoplar boneyards rattling in the front yarddarkening days I sat at the windowglass eyesmo...

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