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Some Questions

How much does joy weigh? Does it weigh as heavy as despair, only different, without pain? Does joy have negative weight, letting the carrier walk a little lighter? Does joy look like the thing in front of you– a home-cooked meal, quiet secrets with your beloved, a blooming jacaranda? Or is it the transformation ofContinue reading “Some Questions”

Posted bykathrynkong12 June 1713 June 17Posted inkathrynkong, poetryTags:despair, joyLeave a comment on Some Questions

Today

Pry open your fists and let spill the gold of yesterday. Keep your hands empty for newness. Trust that it will come. It will come. Keep faith supple, malleable. Smash the idol of yesterday. With your permission, the one God becomes again Himself: limitless. All new now.

Posted bykathrynkong07 May 1318 May 13Posted inkathrynkong, poetryTags:all things new, the pursuit of GodLeave a comment on Today
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