I thought it was a lovely and appropriate post. Your mentioning the drop of wine gives me hope for a miracle, because sadly, that's what it will take at this point. Thank you
The miracle has already happened. Dear Terri has survived longer than most. Long enough that the debate that was needed to be opened, and the horrors that had to be revealed took place. Her story will never be unknown. In dying, God has created her legacy without her ever doing so on her own, or out of pride or selfishness.
Her gift to others is emblazened in our hearts and minds, and history is forever changed.
I can only turn now to peaceful thoughts and prayer. I will spend time wishing well to confronters and strive to keep evil thoughts away from my soul so that my prayes are pure and useful to Terri in the final days of her beautiful journey.
We must pray sincerely, without malice...without anger...and let our hearts hear the whispers of peace from God.
Celestrial Wings of Prayer
As softly as the dove doth fly
Across this land so free
As steadfast as a ship that sails
Across a tranquil sea.
As soothing as a summer rain
That falls upon the ground
As wondrous as a drop of dew
In morning light, is found.
As tender as a baby's kiss
Upon a mother's cheek
As sturdy as a father's hands
Whose strength we often seek.
As lovely as a blooming rose
Upon a climbing vine
As steady as the heart that beats
Within this breast of mine.
As humble as a beggar's plea
Upon a listening ear
As caring as the one who kindly
Wipes away a tear.
As fragile as a new born colt
Who tries to find his way
As graceful as a stately swan
One fine September day.
As gentle as the rush of wings
Of angels bound in flight
As sacred as the eastern star
That shone one holy night.
As vital as the Book of Life
You'll find a refuge there
As precious as the Lamb of God
The celestial wings of prayer.
Poem by:Marilyn Ferguson