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An Imperfect Life poetry by Fr. Harold Macdonald |
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My Box of Heat
My box of heat, wherein I must reside provides no news, no thing to write about except how it protects from winter’s clout is warm within, though freezing hard outside; a differential held in tension - just. Cold’s fingers penetrate each seam and crack smoke and steam billow from the chimney stack and yet pipes freeze, doors leak with every gust. Lo! Sky is blue, air bright, and sunlight clear as if the daffodils will push up through the snow as if the grass will green, (forty below!), pretending spring is past and summer’s here. We live by thin and fragile things one makes Where the Creator blunders, makes mistakes.
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