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(A poetic reflection on John 3:22-30) by Maria Evans Daily Office Readings for Friday, June 24, 2022, feast of the Nativity of John the Baptist: AM

“I can no longer “tsk-tsk” the Psalmist
This time around…
Because he’s me…
And I have to live with the fact
That from time to time
I’ve been just as raw and audacious with God.”

“In that clever divine wisdom God has,
God chose instead
to make the DNA so ubiquitous
we can’t help
but track it in on our shoes…”