Harvest Table Prayer
Original EveryPoem Studio house-voice poem.
Original EveryPoem Studio house-voice poem.
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We pick the dark ones carefully, leaving red fruit for another week. Thorns write thin corrections
My father did not pray loudly. He measured twice, returned borrowed tools,
I don't pray the way I was taught—on my knees, hands folded, words memorized like a password to heaven.
God of the unfinished answer, meet us before dawn changes anything. Meet the ones whose grief
I tried to make the Trinity behave like numbers on a classroom board. One plus one plus one.
Before the prayer becomes language, there is breath. Before courage becomes action,
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