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An Imperfect Life poetry by Fr. Harold Macdonald |
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Washing Feet
The servants did it at the entry door they washed your feet, (like taking off your shoes) a groveling, a submission - who would choose? A pleading place for beggar or for whore At the meal, Jesus did precisely that; defined the way they should relate always; revealed the shape of love, the shape of praise, the place of honour kneeling on the mat. Love is a physical, a touching, deed more outward than intentionality, an act more wise than rationality reaching deep where dwells the festering need Extreme love’s gesture, a demanding creed alone unlocks the gate, the prisoner freed.
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