Collections

I am the product of pages of trees;

of yards, fenced indefinitely. Ages stack themselves in my DNA, they rhyme with their reasons, like seasons, they change, exchange space, re-defining me. Every day is a century -full, ripe with prayers someone prayed:

I collect prayers, we all do. Like it or not prayers cluster our thoughts: clusters, branched with words. Prayers ask, they reach with little or long arms, they are alone, or many;

I am the product of pages of trees, reaching their arms in a sky that hears what humans may not. When a tree whispers, she exhales and a human breathes. I am the product of not just one tree, by streams of living waters.

All this maybe too much to think of, but it is what I am: the product of pages, of tides and times, yards where people in houses and chairs carved cities and villages ripe for change-

yes I have collections: human prints in me, they come out to play without asking, they may smile, weep, laugh, or just be…and some of them kneel their heart at an altar where a Heart Beats, louder, lower, softer, gentler, wider, deeper, sweeter, closer, nearer than any other and I’m amazed by the quantum of the Love of the Living God.

Daily writing prompt
Do you have any collections?

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7 responses to “Collections”

  1. Michele Lee💜 so good to hear from you. Thank you my friend for saying, and feeling something here✨🎶🌾have a great day

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  2. Thank you for the engaging read. 🌳

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  3. I am made of pages and prayers.
    of trees that breathed so I could speak.
    Seasons shape me.
    words collect in my soul—
    some laugh, some kneel,
    all echoing the heartbeat
    of the Living God.

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    1. 🙏🏼💜Safia Begum. Thank you fr being here and echoing the heartbeat of God.at His Light and Love shine on you✨🌷

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  4. This piece offers a profound and evocative reflection on identity, drawing from rich imagery of nature, history, and spirituality. The metaphor of being “the product of pages of trees” skillfully blends the organic with the intellectual, suggesting that human experience is deeply rooted in both the natural world and the legacy of those who came before us. The theme of prayer as a quiet but powerful force throughout time adds a layer of spiritual depth, culminating in a reverent acknowledgment of divine love. Thoughtful and lyrical, the piece invites readers to consider the intricate and sacred connections that shape who we are.👌👍🎈

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    1. It means a lot to be understood and seen as lines one relates to. Thank you my blog friend💜🙏🏼 yes this is that sacred connection we are products of. Am delighted you resonated with this. Have a great day

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