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Saturday, April 08, 2006
The Sabbath of Palms I met a new friend last week while in Houston. Samantha Wedelich, an artist and poet, has developed a really creative, communicative style which I like very much. I met her through seeing one of her drawings displayed at the The Woodlands United Methodist Church where she now works as a graphic designer for Bob Swan and Co. On the right hand side of the drawing were these words. It's a spoken word piece-- the caps are mine and happened inadvertantly as I hurried to type out the poem on my laptop. (ironic) They seem to add their own effect. Anyhow-- you can see Sam's work here. I think the poem works well in preparation for Palm Sunday (tomorrow)-- the final Sabbath before the FINAL SABBATH. I encourage you to read it aloud with empha-sis. Rest for my soul—REST! Admidst fears, Doubts, insecurities—REST! For my anxious Heart REST! You made the flower of the field and clothed it—REST! FOR MY WORK-A-HOLIC BUSY WAY OF AVOIDING YOU—rest! FOR TIRED FEET AND TIRED HANDS. YOU ARE THE ONE UNRAVELING ME—SLOWING ME DOWN SO I CAN FEEL AGAIN—SO I CAN FIND Hope IN SOMETHING MORE reliable than my own success— YOU ARE SETTING ME free Healing m y wounds Purifying my desires Pushing back the effects of the fall And you are coming soon I can feel it every time I see the flowers. Samantha Wedelich posted by John David Walt | at 4/08/2006 01:24:00 PM
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4 Comments:
Let us all be donkeys marching to Jerusalem, bringing Jesus . . :)
Her art has a Godlike whimsy to it, making it enjoyable for pure delight.
Rest indeed.....
it seems to have just the mildest bit of street influence. I really enjoy it and wish she made stickers.
it's ironic, i couldn't sleep, so i opened my computer and randomly decided to read your blog. it's my restlessness that led me to this message to rest.
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