“In the respects in which the soul is unlike God, it is also unlike itself.”
St. Bernard
You were born a poet,
slow to affiliations
otherwise.
You do not belong
but to
elements and instincts,
just the basics,
in a place,
embodied,
of a home and
a small handful
of people. You were
familied,
churched,
schooled,
cultured and
worked.
After all this, when the
bone and marrow parted,
you came to know
you were born a poet,
belonging to
elements and instincts,
nature and its narrative,
the basics.
Quite a meditational thought that deserves lingering depth.
Mind if I reblogg it?
Not at all… go right ahead.
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