Snow on Holy Monday
In the northern tier of states,
we don’t completely trust
The Easter promise that
New life will rise from the cold earth.
Take today.
It’s the day He cursed the tree
For not bearing figs six months early.
If He were only Mother Nature’s child,
Our seasons might synchronize with the equinoxes.
But no,
Springtime and harvest always come second for this One
Who stands on the far shore with other fish to fry.
Seasons are less important than the points
He wants to make,
Which, like that one about the figs, are often lost on me.
The guy I voted for says we need
More war, not less,
If we are going to get out of this mess
The other guy made to save the world.
All the Messiahs put their trust in power.
But I took the name of a savior who couldn’t even save Himself.
Or make April safe from snowstorms.
As I was hauling my garbage to the curb just now
I sensed a difference.
The thermometer told me it was cold
As January,
But
There was something behind the clouds.
The sun
Had risen
Even though it looked and felt like winter
Something in the air,
In the light,
Said that it was April.
The daffodils believe the sun.
And though by snow bowed low,
They lift their green hearts,
And they grow.
Wow.
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