The day has come to fly
to spread your wings
and glide through the skies
the wind on your back
to lift you higher
The day has come to dance
to begin your journey
of faith and hope
unburdened by past endeavors
free of all obstacles
The day has come to sing
to lift your voice
unto the heavens
like the sweetest songbird
singing its lovers song
The day has come to fly
back home to those who love you
where there is comfort
strength and joy
Outstretch your wings
the little one who has grown
into something so beautiful
you are the creation of love
Today
your day
has come
to fly
I wrote this poem for all of those who finally said goodbye to a place that their heart and souls called home. A place where life's celebrations, trials and sorrows were observed, exalted and ceremonialized. The doors were locked today, shut from all those that would call it their bridge to a higher place. For those of us who have chosen to believe that there is more in life will have one less place to raise their voices, play their instruments...to voice their intentions in a unified manner.
As the Church doors were locked, beautiful white doves were set free from their barriers...a symbol of God's enduring love. As our parishes merge, we as a spiritual group have chosen the symbol of a butterfly to signify our path of change and growth. For a butterfly starts out as a homely, hairy caterpillar which has to, of no free will, surround itself with a painful layer of protection until it can fulfill its true destiny.
We are very much like that butterfly...surrounded by pain, loss, problems, self doubt and fear. But, we cannot stop our road to destiny. We have to outstretch our wings, poke through every painful barrier until we can see the plan for our road ahead.
The day has come to fly.
Open your soul to the possibility of a new life.
For you are God's destiny.
Poem written by Kasia June 21, 2008. Photos are stock images.
1 comment:
Oh, beautiful Woman...I love this so very much. I have created a link at the bottom of my newest blog post to direct my readers to you.
We have different lives and different circumstances, yet we are in sync. Much love.
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