Let it be
and covered all of creation
with a shimmering sheet.
Heavy under its weight
it bent
and then dripped
and then froze,
God’s great ice-o-metrics.
Fragile. Frozen. Frosted.
and blanketed the icy stillness
with layer
upon
layer of beauty.
Limbs bent
lower and lower.
I can ease their suffering and lighten their load with but a brush of my hand.
But then, so exposed, and so fragile, they would shatter.
So, I let them be.
Days of warming
will melt and lift
the bended to stand again.
Tall and strong
in the rays of the sun.
Posted on December 17, 2013, in Body and tagged God, ice, poetry, snow, storm, winter. Bookmark the permalink. 1 Comment.
Beautiful, just beautiful