The breath catch of spring

by | Mar 29, 2017 | Hope, Poetry

One would be wise to notice the breath catch of spring not because it is revolutionary in the way of something never seen or thought before, but because it is the same as last March and the one before, what grace One would be wise to apply spring’s wisdom to her...

Standing on the rim of summer

by | Jun 5, 2015 | Grace, Gratitude, Hope, Perspective

We draw to the close of another school year, and I can’t decide if it feels like nine months have passed, or nine days. The way time suspends like a hammock, the way it marches forward like ants in a line. Sometimes I see the calendar and my own soul as a...

Five Minute Friday: When

by | Feb 13, 2015 | Five Minute Friday, Hope, Love

When you wake in the morning with first thoughts of fear for tender lives in your care, or with the day’s tasks racing past your face on a hopped-up assembly line, or with pain over that relationship or horrible misunderstanding, and all you can do is sort of...

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