With Open Hands, I Follow

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A single feather standing gently in an abalone shell, its iridescent surface catching soft light,  a quiet symbol of surrender and sacred trust.
A prayer of release, where stillness becomes guidance.
I didn’t mean to steal the moment,
but it looked so unattended,
left out in the open
as if inviting me to whisk it away.

What might I do with a moment such as this...
rare, unguarded, beckoning?

I could grasp it tightly,
tuck it beneath my pillow for safekeeping…
though I suspect it would still find a way to escape.

Or...
I could hold it in open hands,
watch in awe as the wind caught it,
see it mount the currents of life,
and leap on beside it.


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