run and catch the wind
On this Pentecost morning, I woke up thinking about this commercial. Yes, that's right: this commercial.
May the day be full of discovery and disquietude.
Peace,
Milton
P.S. -- There's a new recipe.
On this Pentecost morning, I woke up thinking about this commercial. Yes, that's right: this commercial.
May the day be full of discovery and disquietude.
Peace,
Milton
P.S. -- There's a new recipe.
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It’s not so
much what I say
but what you hear –
I can pick through
my words like fruit,
choosing what’s
ripe and ready –
I can order them
meticulously, like
mosaic tiles turning
tiny chips of meaning
into a shining image –
I can pack them
like pipe bombs, full
of all I know the world
needs to explode
what is wrong and leave
peace in the ruins –
I, too, can listen
and lay open my heart
to the brushfire
that burns, baptizes,
and leaves me looking
for you and a way to say,
“I love you” in your language.
Isn’t that the message
of Pentecost?
Peace,
Milton
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