Changing Perspectives:

Leaves turn to begin their change, and shiver in a breeze.

Fog seeps round our window frames – damping summer’s heat. 

Another year is passing – rushing by us all too soon;

We slipped from New Year’s promise to the middle-stream of June.

Then, slid right into Autumn – colors shift from green to flame.

With dreams, and fears, elections near – we pause, to ponder change.

I want to share some hope, and help, for holding back the dark;

To comfort, and encourage you – hang on, and please take heart.

My heart is full. You’re on my mind. We are not alone.

As winter’s cold concerns we face; an unknown future we embrace;

be assured that we are known. And we are loved, child. Walk in Grace.

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This poetic interlude interrupts my regular blog topics. Consider it the closest thing to a hug that I can give  – which I also find myself craving.

With or without on-going difficulty with depression and anxiety – temporary dissatisfaction is completely understandable right now. Frustration and confusion are natural by-products of this season in our national and global history. Social distances, economic concerns, on-going racial issues, and the ramping up of political activity all add to our increased anxiety and feelings of disappointment.

I hope this interlude encourages you. I pray for your ongoing safety and well-being, and that we will, somehow, find our way through the issues that divide us, and that we can reach out to one another in love.

Getting out of the house, and into nature (even with face masks and distance) can be healthy and very helpful. I hope you can enjoy it.

Blessings Love and Laughter,

Margaret Lalich

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