Scattered Showers in a Clear Sky
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Here’s a poem to Saint Lucy by Thomas Merton: Lucy, whose day is in our darkest season, (Although your name is full of light,) We walkers in the murk and rain and flesh and sense, Lost in the midnight of our dead world’s winter solstice Look for the fogs to open on your friendly star.Continue reading “whose day is in our darkest season”
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Scattered Showers in a Clear Sky 