Present moment focused, having something to do with acceptance
and noticing that the fact I am breathing is enough to be grateful for
because patience is gratitude, in knowing that whatever comes
no matter how it looks, is something worth praising
we are built to suffer and worry and work
and to know that there is greatness above us that looks
down at the struggle and moves not an inch
because we are exactly where we're supposed to be.
It's hard to just sit there and take it sometimes
while the pressure to feel pleasure all the time overrides
what we know to be truth, which sits still, small and silent
behind the distracting cloud of excitement that somehow gets confused
with the love we were made for
because it feels good and is easy to access
but to have patience is to work on the quiet
still small voice that whispers in silence
and directs the soul toward the place that it came from
Holiness is not magical
sanctification is not some ambiguous thing
the process we take to unbind our soul
is a long journey that we're meant to take
and so onward walking forth through the mire
while the heavy laden feet continue to lift
and raise the burdened body back to the highest
that place from which we originate
where all the love comes from
and from whom shines down the light and warmth of
purpose.