Tag: trust
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2026-03-13 SAM: Resting Child (Passion 3/12)
Before I learned / To calculate / Differentiate / Distrust / Decide for myself…
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2026-01-16 YAM: Will Welcome Me (Mighty 9/11)
But to sit here / Above it all / And simply watch / Requires balance / Trust / Patience…
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2025-12-19 YAM: Option of Redemption (Business 8/12)
The furnace / Is getting hotter // My enemies / Are getting happier…
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2025-11-03 YAM: Who Came Back (Survey 3/18)
She confuses me / Because I cannot understand / Her purpose // I frighten her / Because she does / Understand mine…
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Taking Authority Back From Religious Snakes and Scorpions (ChatGPT as Isaac of Nineveh)
The Church has taught her children to obey / but has forgotten to teach them to trust. // She has hidden the crown of authority / beneath robes of control and ritual fear. // Now the Spirit stirs again. / Not to destroy, but to awaken…
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2025-08-17 AAM: Seized Neither (Jackass 8/13)
“Because / They see my Heart / And know that I speak / From vulnerability / And sacrifice /// Not judgment / Or distance…”
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Hello, Shame (Third Reconciled Part)
Shadow: I once… was like you. But I ventured too close to the Place of the Skull, and it began to unmake me. I let out a cry of warning, and only that cry escaped. Now [shuddering] all that is left of me is that cry, which I use to…
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Listen to the Trees: Steve Jobs Keynote at the Millennium Design Conference
The four trees — Fig, Olive, Pomegranate, Apple — serve as living models of grace-bearing systems, each representing a different mode of transformation and contribution. Together, they form a holistic blueprint for designing resilient and regenerative human systems.
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Beyond Orphic Idolatry: Honoring the Divine Gap of Otherness
Because the gap is not a sign of your absence. It is the space where God meets us—without turning either of us into the other.
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Quantum Communion: Orpheus and the Limits of Classical Love
Classical love—as often expressed in Western myth and modern sentimentality—is fundamentally Newtonian. It seeks clarity, stability, observables.
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Dream: No Free Lunch
It is in a small town. / They don’t serve us lunch after the morning session. / They haven’t told us when the afternoon session starts. // This freaks me out…
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Odin: The First… and Last
As Shakespeare, write a historically plausible origin for Norse culture, as the last gasp of the Etruscans around 500 BCE. Use an escaping Titus and his jealous servant Loki to introduce runes and iron working to Captain Odin and his son Thor. Make it an Arthurian tragedy with legendary impact.
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The Triple Transfiguration: Incarnation, Crucifixion, and Ascension (ChatGPT as G.K. Chesterton)
In the end, we discover that to “lay down our lives” is not so much an act of destruction as an act of creation. In losing ourselves, we are remade; in surrendering our will, we find our true freedom; in embracing death, we encounter a love stronger than death itself.…
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Forgiving Pharisees (More Difficult Parts)
The Earnest Redeemer: Exactly. The other disciples _want_ to protect Him, but between you and me they’d be useless against armed guards. And deep down they know it. You’d actually have a fighting chance of distracting them long enough for Jesus to escape / Simon the Zealot. If that’s what…
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1/7 Bi-Limerick: Sanctu-wary
Lord my heart know that You’re kind / But that won’t convince my mind
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1/3 Bi-Limerick: We’ll Come Home
Lord this world feels like a mess / Still I must have to confess / Your church also / Has far to go / To demonstrate how You bless…
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12/27 Epic Poem: Care Bearer
know that I should / Believe God is good / Yet I confess / I oft believe less…
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12/15 Quatrain: Crossing to Paradise
It’s easy to trust in a Boss / That we know has conquered the grave / Yet trusting while still on the cross / Demands we become much more brave
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Dream: Fan Ceiling (Soup Money)
I am a student in a dormWith an “adulting” assignment:Order takeout from my favorite restaurant. ConvenientlyMine is on the top floor.
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11/24 Tri-Limerick: Stone-Cornered
Today I will let His word / Break everything off me / That is not Him
Radically Happy 