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Ash Wednesday by Kayleen Asbo

Our days are fleeting,
And soon we shall be dust,
But I want to be the kind of person
Who leaves behind in the ashes
Seeds of hope and love
That might sprout in the years to come.

So while daylight is here,
And while I still have any struggling breath within me,
Let me give myself again and again to beauty
Over and over opening my eyes
To bow at what is right here before me.

Let me make a wreath of roses
To crown a passing stranger in friendship.
And if there are no roses,
 Let me extend my hand with dandelions,
So that we might make a wish together for a
World of peace.
And if there are no dandelions to be found,
May I remember that
Even the clover is made of hearts
And can become a doorway to hope
If only I have the presence
to pay attention
and give thanks.
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  • HOME
  • Flowering of Monasticism
  • Foundation Courses
    • Magdalene Chapel
    • Seminar One
    • Seminar Two: Synoptic Gospels
    • Seminar Three: Gospel of John
    • Seminar Four: Gospel of Mary
    • Seminar Five: Gospel of Thomas
    • Seminar Six: Review and French Legends
    • Seminar Seven: Hymn of the Pearl
    • Seminar Eight: Thunder Perfect Mind