I’ve been working on this piece for a while now and can’t determine if I want it to be a song or a poem. For now, it’s set up as a song, but I can see it going either way. Let me know if you think it should be a poem or a song in the comments.
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Christ In Me
Contemplation upon my face
Reflects my soul’s current state
Witnessing the One who lets me be
Welcoming actions not taken by me
Watching
While trees are still green,
The lightest of all breezes
Pushes brown leaves gently
Over the roof’s edge to be seen.
Adaptive Work
Last year, I read Leadership Without Easy Answers by Ronald A. Heifetz. The following poem was part of me processing the main thrust of the book: adaptive change. There’s so much more I could write, but for me, this suffices for now.
Spent
Outside, there is a breeze,
But it is over eighty degrees.
There’s a crick forming in my neck
From the day’s strenuous yard work.
World Tension
Boundaries and vulnerabilities – the world
Is certainly set up to hold these in tension.
Exclusive
Beckoning
Sitting for a moment
On the curb to reflect
In the adjoining parking lot
Of the shopping strip of you name it
– Kroger, Goodwill, that Mexican joint –
Starbucks and Little Caesar’s the closest
