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Sunday, May 24, 2009
The Academy of Flight. Graduation Poem What if instead of mortar boards the Graduates flew? Black robes stretching out like bat suits; Utility belts of Truth holding it all together. "Not Possible!" you say. That's Hogwartz Hogwash!" "Gravity Rules!" But what if Heaven's Gravity is greater overcoming the Earthen bound lifting the humble from the dust making humans fly in the aeronautical tradition of the Graduate of Golgotha. Several years ago I began a practice of writing a poem during the often lengthy graduation services I sit through twice per year. It helps me be reflective in what can be a quite redundant ceremony. posted by John David Walt | at 5/24/2009 11:27:00 AM
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5 Comments:
JD,
Reading your thoughts from a distance, I can't help but think of the spiral diagram you draw (inspiring your new term, spirilical!). If I remember right, you say that the Christian year is not a redundant circle, but a growing spiral motion, and each year we get to discover new things, see fresh truth from within the expanding pattern. Well, it seems to be happening for you. Enjoying the view from here, watching you try to fully engage and experience each season / celebration. Much love.
great one- graduate of golgatha
love it, JD. one of the best yet. see you this week, I presume.
great poem....love the imagery.
Wow-- 4 comments on one of my poems! a new record. ;-)
thanks friends.
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