A Poem For Today - In Broad Daylight

[kdick...@aol.com]

In Broad Daylight

I take my rage to the river.
A heron flies into the wind.
I let myself be opened
by the great gray wings
and the great gray sky
and the great gray largeness of water,
not to rid myself of rage
but to become a clearer channel
to meet the chest-scouring,
scab-clawing, cell-screaming,
throat-burning fury of rage
and remind my heart I can
know all this rage, can be
feral with rage and still
keep on loving the world.

- Rosemerry Wahtola Trommer

[MaryJo McReynolds]

Ken, thank you for this.

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[John Jai Conley]

Indeed.

Jai

The way you look at things is the most powerful force in shaping your life.

John O’Donohue

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