What Ancient Burden Moves
God’s belly-deep groaning plead
from lake and trees’ lips;
I don’t fear, no, I tremble.
God’s belly-deep groaning plead
from lake and trees’ lips;
I don’t fear, no, I tremble.
It feels so wrong to continue living normal life in the aftermath of a tragic storm.
“Why is no one washing their hands before going to lunch?!”
MATT (trying to save face, smiles): Thank you everyone! God bless!
I worked as an auditor until I didn’t.
Tzunuum was a plain, humble hummingbird; so simple that she had no dresses or jewelry for her wedding.
It feels like the stars are marching on inevitably but purposelessly, favoring—as always—fear, anger, patriarchy, and established power.
“Kids can’t learn when they don’t feel loved, right?”
People will die, the economy might tank, and my Italian honeymoon’s on the line, but somehow, it feels like I have a conflict of interest.
“There are peacocks in Creston?!??”