Child of God
i miss the me i used to be before (fill in the blank on the am i crazy intake form) do you miss the you that used to be you (what doesn't kill you makes you stronger hmmm i’m not so sure) unless by stronger you mean compassionate insomniac if it’s that then ✓
mien /mēn/ noun a person's look or manner, especially one of a particular kind indicating their character or mood. Mien Mean Mien Has no place On the face If it’s there we could/should stare It down Till The heart within crumbles/mumbles/humbles Back Into Love Sweet Love Love Sweet Love
Once again I’ll go over what God has done, lay out on the table the ancient wonders; I’ll ponder all the things you’ve accomplished, and give a long, loving look at your acts. Psalm 77:11-12 The Message Translation Mesmerized The mesmerizing mess Is messing with my head The mesmerizing mess Controls Look Up child Look Up Look Up child Look Up The One who holds the future Still holds
Let me look in wonder At You At the things you do Let me stand amazed Let me step lightly into Your mystery Your grace
One wee bird A nod from You I see you I love you I’m here
Back broken Bubble burst Sat in the dirt Alone Ashes Ashes Dust Dust No one Nowhere Home
You are the One Who notices All things Small things Big things Tall things A single seed Has Your Attention
Since no one came looking for me
I guess they don’t want me back
i rise small reluctant sorrowful discouraged downhearted and out the window spy a hummingbird thank you poppa you knew just the thing sent at just the right time to strengthen me i hope you found some sweetness there my little one my little one amongst the flowers fading thank you for sharing your sweetness with me now fly fly away
I played her once Mary In a spectacular fantasmagorical That was Quite unlike her life (ok nothing like her life) She had No voice (no surprise there it was the 80’s afterall and we preferred our Mary silent then) Simply embodied She embodied And I wondered what It would have been like To be her Bringing so much light Into so much darkness
Colleen R. Jantzen 