This One Blink Poem by Lucius Furius
This One Blink
How quick we move from labor nurses' hands,
wrapping us in a diaper, to taxidermists',
artfully arranging our limbs in the casket.....
What matters in this moment, this
one great blink of God's eye, *
is not what we own or've done
but the press of flesh upon our flesh;
the feeling; our Communion.
Sunday, August 13, 2017
Topic(s) of this poem: eternity,god,life and death,time,belief
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This poem is one of the Humanist Art Homepage, Scraps of Faith poems.
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