| Manchester-by-the-Sea Bathhouse by Erika Chan |
I grew up in a hippie household
in the 1960s.
The youngest of five,
by a long stretch.
My atheist dad
and my non-atheist mom
did their best to get us to
our Presbyterian church on Sundays.
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| Photo by Caroline Fernandes |
But my religious education
went amiss,
having witnessed my older sibling's
religious revolt,
not to mention my own slight ADD'ishness.
And now
forty years later
I can't say I've come any further
except to know
that we're all connected
and simply
just need
to
love
each other.

I couldn't possibly love this more. Amen! Agreed. And all that good stuff.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, just a gorgeous truth! Our multidimensional being knows this at a cellular level!
ReplyDeleteI love you in me.
xoxooxx
Thanks girlies.
ReplyDeleteAnd in the end,
the love you make
is equal to the love
...you take.
How fabulous were those Beatles?
At 1:32 seconds right here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YH9P_vwpLXk
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ReplyDeleteOops- or rather:
ReplyDeleteAnd in the end
the love you take
is equal to the love
...you make.
Or, perhaps it could be both.