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| Written by Laurie Shenkman | |
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by Laurie Shenkman Love is a guest that visits by surprise. .... .... Love opens the door and makes its way about the rooms, pulls up a chair at the table, or lends a hand in the kitchen, garden, laundry. After a long day and climbing into bed, love is there smoothing out the sheets and propping up the pillow. Waking up and gazing in the mirror, love smiles back, invigorating tired eyes. While busy at the desk, making plans and schedules, love stands behind, tapping on arm uplifted, about to strike a key. Love, what are you doing here? What is it that you require of me? I cannot make sense of your constant meddling. How am I to help you? There is this house, and bills to pay, and children to feed and care for. Why do you posture yourself like you belong ~ a member of my family? Love grows large and pushes me back ~ reckoning me to listen. Love says “hush.” Love says “be still.” Then love whispers, “have you done my work today?” |
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