Showing posts with label Van Gogh. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Van Gogh. Show all posts
Saturday, December 1, 2018
Advent Wreath
Saturday, December 10, 2016
Debate
The man of science said
that in the beginning
there was nothing,
when
obeying some quantum urge,
suddenly everything
emerged..
and that was all.. .
that was just
the way it happened... no need
for God...just cold, hard
cosmic law.
But the poet,
hearing his breath
rush deep within his lungs,
feeling his heart pound in anticipation,
says to his beloved,
“Ha! I found You!”
(24 April 2014)
Sunday, September 30, 2012
from a dark room
Van Gogh, A Lane near Arles (Landscape with Edge of a Road), 1888
“Our spirits were made for light, not for darkness.” Thomas Merton
This dark room
comforts me.
Tender eyes
are safe here from
the hot autumn wind.
Dark tears cleanse
as I gaze out
to the shimmering street
where rises the sacred scent
of yellow flowers,
heavy
and sweet.
Labels:
Art,
everyday life,
Faith,
Merton,
mortality,
Suisun Valley,
Van Gogh
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