POETRY

Deep Breaths and Sighs
“Deep Breaths and Sighs,” read by Maura H. Harrison.
Hot spots of stained-glass light flare up and blaze
The altar — brilliantly — articulating
All the mosaic tiles, illuminating
The Lamb. His perfect pale and lucent grays
Lighten and fade as clouds cover the pane —
Fleecy full breaths and subtle shading sighs.
The Lamb, alive before adoring eyes,
Gazes with revelation, holy vane,
A look that knows our names. We’re seen. We hear
The Father’s ever-finding “follow me.”
We feel alive — deep breaths and sighs — and see
Our tessellated souls, brilliantly dear.
Maura H. Harrison is a writer and artist from Fredericksburg, VA.
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