The Wondering of Memories
I treasure the memory of my child-self’s favorite escape from our cramped seventh floor apartment, Sunday evenings’ outings to a majestic three-tiered fountain amid flower filled terraces surrounded by groves of the stately trees of Forest Park
It’s the soft edge of the evening as I run ahead to the flowing layered fountain. The breeze sprinkles fairy mists on my happy face and thirsty heart. I pause to listen with delight to the gentle staccato of the tiny splashes of the falling droplets. I watch mesmerized as the silent pool swallows them with quicksilver circles of welcome. In the faded light of dusk, they have become one with its dark mystery. I wonder if dying is like this, just melting into a vast welcoming ocean of love?
Posted on March 23, 2022, in Death, faith. Bookmark the permalink. 2 Comments.
I think so.
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I hope death is just like that. In fact I’ll pray for that kind of death. Beautiful way to go, except I would like to see Jesus or Chuck standing by the fountain, waiting for me with open arms.
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