Bone against stone
bone of my bone
and
flesh of my flesh
crushed
by the heel
set against stone
chiseled
by life
reaching
toward
the Sun
caressing blanket
of hope and wide
open spaces
centered on torn veils
and ebbing corners
of indigo horizons
crying,

“Even the rocks!”
know
the weathered pain
that shapes
the world
into
You.
This post was written for Unwrapping Tuesdays at Chatting at the Sky. All photos shot at The DePauw Nature Park, where I was grateful to unwrap God a little bit more among the rocks and crags of creation last week.
Posted on April 7, 2010, in brokenness, hope, photography, poetry, Unwrapping Tuesdays and tagged brokenness, nature, poetry, sycamore tree. Bookmark the permalink. 11 Comments.




















So beautiful. Amy.
Aw, thanks, Cynthia. And for your comment yesterday, too. I’m so grateful you visit!
brilliant.
nicely done
this is beautiful.
I just wanted to stop in and say that I am now following your blog again. I used to be, but due to some privacy issues, had to go incognito. I look forward to reading your post again, and hope you follow me back to my new site. Thanks!
Amy, this is awesome!
Beautiful thoughts brought forth with lovely words!
The textures of poem and photos- a pairing.
Wow – very powerful and love the interjection of photos to give us visual peeps a clearer picture. Thanks Amy
Lovely, Amy. I will never cease to be in awe of the gifting of God in His people –you, in this case! Thank you!
I found you through Glynn over at Faith, Fiction, Friends.
I’m so glad his link led me here!
Everything about this is beautiful!
thank you.