I want to give you something to think about from Easter morning in Kabul. My granddaughter (Peter Dyrud's wife) is with the USAF there for 6 mo. I will let you in on some of her doings from time to time. Here is what Felisa wrote and sent ... a gift to us on the DAY of Jesus' greatest gift to us
SUNRISE COMES SOONER
Sunrise comes sooner here
but the sparrows know the same tunes-
the sorrow
the celebration
The dusty hill takes shape
beyond the walls
upon walls
and I know that today
a young girl will pump water
from a well and haul
the yellow cans up
a steep path, home.
She would prefer to keep
doing little girl's chores.
Growing up is uncertain.
A morning you can see
your breath
Smoke seeping skyward
from the city's nostrils
mingles with our praises
incense blended in
hope of fragrance
surging from young roses
yet to bud.
to bed to bed why do I start these blogging pieces at midnight maybe I think more quietly then but legs restlessly would walk to the place they lie upon feathers as they will goodnight