There are ink blots
in the sheets
and on my white clothes–
a cursive silence
housing
all the words
I didn’t write,
all the people
I failed to love.
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There are ink blots
in the sheets
and on my white clothes–
a cursive silence
housing
all the words
I didn’t write,
all the people
I failed to love.
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Grant Grissom says
Thanks for this. I receive it as a gift. A friend, Dale Power, has launched a website for her Encouragement Project. This thought-provoking poem fits beautifully with her emphasis on the importance of being intentional about authentic encouragement, and acting on our intentions. If Gale doesn’t object I will post it on the Encouragement Project site.
Gale Walden says
That would be great. Thank you. And thank you for your encouragement.
Gale Walden says
I would love it if you would share, Grant. Thank you.