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Jesse Tree
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Labor and Delivery
deep
in obscurity in a human organ quiet, unknown in soft, tissue space of
flesh in the silence of God’s creative hand … can this miracle of life,
mystery copulating humanity with Un-seeable One, pulsing cells
forming
the Un-formable and nourishing in the fresh blood of a woman – though
unclean like death but pure and holy as life wells: mitosis powered by
unfathomed Power who designed a vast expanding universe, Hand hiding in
galaxy’s center of black, dwarfing nuclear reactions like the hell yet
flowing and growing in a female warmth, hormones nudging breast’s milk,
fetus only felt, until the day of light when wee Creator nudges His way
through contracting birth canal, gasping first breath, air burning His
tiny lungs, in chaos Breath-over-waters labored free, a baby to boy to
man and savior be … life delivered to a hurting world, to see in this
painful birthing an eternity.
by
Virginia M. Kimball, November 2009
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