Recently I wrote a poem to encourage my sense of hope. Since then I've shared it with friends and many have given me back a sense of joy and renewed purpose in writing. Go slow and read it twice - hope you enjoy it. - Shawn
Possibility
by Shawn Latourelle
Early in the morn
when the birds are waking
the light on the water
dawns first
The silhouette of the trees
Is still dark
Waters glow with fore light
In the pre-dawn silence
Here
Is where possibility waits
Along with the sun
(not hurried but coming)
Yet when the sun climbs over the horizon
Potential is born
And its beauty is blinding
Brighter than my eyes can stand
Larger than my heart can contain
Longer than my past can overcome
Is the Vast desire of Hope
Freely released in each new Day
Wednesday, April 23, 2008
Monday, April 14, 2008
dessert
so maybe one day shawn will write about the Good Friday service. Until then, I'll continue blogging.
tonight, we were waiting for dinner to cook (Shawn was cooking; I was catching up on things). I said I wanted to have dessert.
Shawn said, "you should've gotten some when we went to the grocery store yesterday."*
So I said (in response to him saying I should've gotten dessert at the grocery store), "I felt guilty about wanting to buy dessert because you were there." He, in turn, says, "I really wanted you to buy dessert."
Seems we've still got a ways to go on the communication thing.
*(since we've been married, Shawn's gone to the grocery store by himself. We tried twice, when we were first married, to go together, but it didn't work out. BUT the past two Sundays, we've gone together. And we made it. And it was good times both times! Sunday mornings seem to work. It frees up a night and we still have the rest of Sunday for such things as tennis, running errands, taking naps, and going to church in the evening.)
tonight, we were waiting for dinner to cook (Shawn was cooking; I was catching up on things). I said I wanted to have dessert.
Shawn said, "you should've gotten some when we went to the grocery store yesterday."*
So I said (in response to him saying I should've gotten dessert at the grocery store), "I felt guilty about wanting to buy dessert because you were there." He, in turn, says, "I really wanted you to buy dessert."
Seems we've still got a ways to go on the communication thing.
*(since we've been married, Shawn's gone to the grocery store by himself. We tried twice, when we were first married, to go together, but it didn't work out. BUT the past two Sundays, we've gone together. And we made it. And it was good times both times! Sunday mornings seem to work. It frees up a night and we still have the rest of Sunday for such things as tennis, running errands, taking naps, and going to church in the evening.)
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