MY ARK MY ARK
My ark my ark upon the flooding, the indigo waters
When shall we depart
Making the milk pearl stations of the cross to say as children do
Nothing is lost and all your rainbows are folded away for safe keeping
Though doves have strayed have strayed coming back
With no leafy foliage and yet, the scent of orange blossoms
On the evening air…is fair and
Who am I to say
All flooding is sad and embarkation from earth, the worst
Beyond what the heart should bear and yet
My heart, be glad
When we are set to surge on such a current as life on earth
Never had
Let the hour of departure come while ringed with magic
Fading fast from alpha to omega and past what we loved here
We await His grace and stocked with the Great Books
We shall leave this dear yet terrible place, this spinning wonder
The acutely beautiful music we have heard the loved ones undeserved
Who preceeded us for whom we still may grieve and yet they will be and they are
Free at Home the first to greet us ashore, be assured with kind embrace
When all is accomplished here and face to face we see at last
What we were made for
And steadily endured for the promised life to come;
Be not dismayed.
mary angela douglas 18 august 2024
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