Heart Work

Lovely Lydia
dipped cloth 
in indigo dye,
dressing royalty
in the Kingly color
of the day.
I am wrapped
today in color 
of another
hue~
scarlet red~
covering me
in impossibly 
laundered linens
purchased by the
Savior King
who died
descending into darkness,
bursting forth in
a blaze of
Color That is Not–
Purest White.

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