It's Monday . . .
I had lunch with my sister.
She knows my story
and I know hers . . .
enough to finish one another's sentences.
I noticed something today . . .
it's hard to listen
when you know so much . . .
every sentence arriving in paragraphs . . .
all that knowing filling up spaces meant for
something brand new.
Wait a minute . . . I said . . . I'm calling a do-over.
Let's begin again . . . over lunch? . . . next Monday?
For my sister . . . and do-overs! Deo Gratias!
I had lunch with my sister.
She knows my story
and I know hers . . .
enough to finish one another's sentences.
I noticed something today . . .
it's hard to listen
when you know so much . . .
every sentence arriving in paragraphs . . .
all that knowing filling up spaces meant for
something brand new.
Wait a minute . . . I said . . . I'm calling a do-over.
Let's begin again . . . over lunch? . . . next Monday?
For my sister . . . and do-overs! Deo Gratias!
2 Comments:
That picture is AWESOME! I love do-overs!
That is awesome... I too often feel the weight of "history" on those conversational moments. Lighten up, Jeff, and let the now resound with chords of its own. Thanks yet again for a needed reminder.
Oh, and "Fiat Lux?" "Let there be Light".
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