Sanctuary
My church is in the hollow
where sunlight filters through
the canopy like beacons
highlighting leaves and bugs
and mushrooms. And where
birdcalls sing the chorus and
fill my heart with hallelujah.
Or on the ridge top where the
wind tickles my face and brushes
through my hair and I feel like I’m
top of the world looking at the
horizon of cascading hills.
It’s peace and reflection and
connection to my deepest primal
urges – knowing true sin is hiding
who you are and hating those who
are honest about themselves.
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I almost wrote something like this today. I made a trip to the Gorge and was thinking about John Muir & Ansel Adams on Sundays. They have Indian Creek closed due to flood damage, which found me focusing on printmaking. So I found this rather enjoyable, thanks for sharing.
I like these fine five lines…
true sin is hiding
who you are and hating those who
are honest about themselves
This is so true. Thank you.