One droplet followed by another, each holding hands with the last, an unbroken chain. It does not appear in a moment, sweeping strokes of pen or brush painting on a canvas-sky the crystal scepter of winter’s might. Just one drop, followed by another . . . I would hasten the process, urge the Sculptor on. “Why the pace, methodical and slow?-- “I have a race to run, a course to finish, a fight to win.” But He says, “Be still. “Wait with Me-- wait and watch and work; “What I forge, one breath after another, is not the act alone, hot from the furnace of effort-- but the life, pressed in the crucible of time.” “Just one breath, followed by another.” © 2011 by Robert G. Robbins
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James & Charlotte
3/3/2011 12:17:35 am
We are excited to see you have a blog! A very beautiful poem in this post. God Bless!
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