lori gayheart

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A Pan Full of Light April 5, 2010

Filed under: Poetry — lorigayheart @ 2:10 pm
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Sifting through the sands of time
Panhandling for golden moments
Really? This is it?
A few shinning nuggets among the sediments?

But maybe if I let go
of my preconceived notions
Of what is gold
and what is just commotion
Or lumps of coal
from life’s misfortunes.

Might there be
with a touch of the Stone
The richest riches
man has ever known?

The depths within me
and without
Would unite together
banishing doubt.

With new eyes opened
I could wash away the silt
And see a Heaven on earth
that surely can be built.

Words of wisdom
fused with love
Might delight my soul
and move my body as a dove.

And in the final battle
If all went right
I’d see God everywhere
And my pan full of Light.

 

2 Responses to “A Pan Full of Light”

  1. Cheryl Says:

    what a wonderful poem, i could not stop reading. loved it. i’m sure that God loves it too. good work.

    • lorigayheart Says:

      Thank you for your comments. I was moved by an Easter sermon that lead me to study up on alchemy and the similarities found in Swedenborg’s thoughts on regeneration. It was fascinating and culminated in this poem. I am thrilled you enjoyed it.


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