Lectionary Haiku 1 March 2022

Seismic shifts take place in the long sweep of human history. Our reactions can be scornful (check out the Psalm). Or they can be open and attentive in the deepest experiences of dispossession (Ezekiel). They can see new possibilities when old taboos and barriers fall (Acts).

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Psalm 35:11-28

They smugly rub hands
Calamity claims my crown
Deeper bonds hold me

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Ezekiel 1:1; 2:1

Year, month, day and place
Behold my deep dark dungeon
Yet clear is His call

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Acts 10:23b-33

Jew and Gentile rare
Meet in forbidden embrace
Dropped walls forecast change.

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Not really retired but reshaped and reshaping. Now a pilgrim at large ready to engage with what each day brings.

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