Solomon Episcopal Retreat Center Louisiana December 2009. Used with permission.
“The best kind of poem is an inventory.”
G.K. Chesterton, Orthodoxy, 1908
Starvation
Expectation
Reception without reservation
Fascination
Captivation
Revelation
Saturation
Restoration
Habitation
I love how the cross continues to surprise us, right?
You have such great quotes–I love this Chesterton quote as well as some of your favorites in the sidebar. And as I read the poem, the quote, then the comments, I went back and marveled at the form of the cross that you mentioned.
Laura, Jen, kd–thank you all for your comments and kind words. I just noticed ('cause I wasn't aware the first time around) that this poem forms a cross.
Now is God amazing or what?
Yay for the Father, Son and Holy Spirit!
The quote and the poem together were a marriage made in heaven…like chocolate and peanut butter…and that's saying a lot! I'm glad to have stopped by, and hope to see you at SDG again!
I love nourishment like this — the waves of the Holy Spirit falling down all around us. Thank you for sharing your time with the Lord with us!
What an awesome quote from mr. Chesterton. And I just love that photo. I pray your Easter was lovely, Jody.