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An Imperfect Life poetry by Fr. Harold Macdonald |
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Thank you for the puppy’s mop-like feet, the wag, the adoration unabashed; for the slipper, ruined trophy, trashed and dangling from the mouth; the treat? An unexpected chance at parenting! To get it right, with simpler stuff this time. The animal intelligent enough for voracious thought; a hunger unrelenting. A task more difficult for God, me thinks! No woeful eye that hangs upon God’s choice nor ears cocked to the sound of heaven’s voice or drools on God for all one eats or drinks. Uncorrupted is my dog an Eden-pooch and innocent, naive ’though garden’s wrecked, chair’s chewed, (and I believe new threads are dangling from my sleeve.) |