O, for faith beneath all faiths.
Each of us will live a
chosen way and
die somewhere
in the descent of it. We, the
unbound into consciousness
know that we are here,
resonant inward, shining outward,
some notion of substance,
some foreknowledge of destiny.
Sooner should we feel that
everything belongs
and ours is not to
pick and choose the matter
of all that is
but to love it whole again; to repent of
being the product of
contraptions, religious and
otherwise, to flourish in the rooting
close to home and heart, from
dawn to dawn,
moon to moon,
blood to blood,
garden to garden, all
as one
to share.
For God so loved the world.