Emptiness, a deep sense of nothing
A feeling of what is ‘not’
That which stirs and moves
But lies hidden in layers of emotion
A stone on still water
Causing ripples in one direction
What starts ends sooner or later
Stillness and emptiness settles in once more
Emptiness reflects beingness
There’s nothing, which means something
The pain and uneasiness remain
In a place where we have never been
What if I die today?
Will my emptiness go away?
But where will I go today?
Behind my emptiness, with it or leaving it behind today?
Fr. Jerry Kurian is a priest, theological educator and public speaker with interests in blogging, social media, theatre, internet ethics, preaching, life skills and leadership training.
Showing posts with label pain. Show all posts
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Sunday, March 15, 2009
Monday, December 1, 2008
Colours

(Picture by Anoop Negi)
What is a colour by itself?
Does it have a name or an address?
Will it by itself do anything or harm anyone?
And yet we give it different names and attributes
Attach it to violence and hatred one day
And peace and harmony the next
Huge is the weight we put on it’s head
Much more than it can carry on it’s own
Hanging in the burden of it all
When will we take our portions?
How will we weigh our actions?
Who will anchor the pain?
Colours will always be there
In shades of red and white and green
Taking on the responsibility which never was to be
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