Psalm 169
Psalm 136 give thanks, and give it often for the well is never empty give thanks in days of plenty for the well is never empty give thanks when they bottom out for the well is never empty to the source of life for the well is never empty to the dream unfolding for the well is never empty to the deaf composer for the well is never empty to the blind painter for the well is never empty to the broke curator gone bust on art for others for the well is never empty to the dead species for the well is never empty to the sunken islands for the well is never empty to the surviving children for the well is never empty to the mothers lost who birthed them for the well is never empty to the incomprehensible for the well is never empty to the incalculable for the well is never empty to the incomparable for the well is never empty to the irreducible for the well is never empty to the long-winded for the well is never empty to the soft-spoken for the well is never empty to the funny ha-ha for the well is never empty to the curse withheld for the well is never empty give thanks, and give it often for the fuller the well the more it can be emptied.
Friederika Priemer
Posted at 08:49h, 26 JulyThanks for this lovely poem, Fr. Kennedy!
Peter+Bisson
Posted at 10:36h, 26 JulyThanks Greg!
Eric+Jensen
Posted at 15:45h, 26 JulyMay your well never run dry!
Elia+Cuomo
Posted at 18:21h, 26 JulyWhat a lovely and unique interpretation. Thank you so much for the well in never empty. AMDG