It's
the light from the laundry room windows that catches my eye. This
little bit of light falling on books and globe. And I love the way it
stirs me—this light, falling into even the darkest corners of our
house. How even when the world is the blackest you've ever seen,
little pin pricks of light keep poking through the night.
Like—light on books, and how your dog scratches her ear, the smell
of fresh basil, and your sister smiling at you. Wouldn't there be
more holy things in our lives if we opened up these minuscule pin
holes, took the unholy, the common, and made it uncommon? Holy?
What
dark corners lurking really do have some pin holes of light you
never thought could be there?
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