For those walking through the long winter hours.
- Jan 15
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THE QUIET POETRY OF GRIEF
We offer our anger, fear,
sadness, raging confusion,
a torrent of tears—bereaved
knife-wounding pain to You.
We wait and watch for
a flicker of communion,
hope, reunion. We lack
an answer. We labor alone.
It seldom occurs to us we
are already in the early morning
hours, waiting for first-light
to come upon us.
If these words meet you in a hard season—
you are not alone.
This reflection appears in my collection Meditations for the Untethered: Free Verse Poetry for the Christian Heart.