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Tag Archives: Janet Morley
Even In Chaos
Posted in Art, Poetry
Tagged art, beloved, faith, Janet Morley, poem, poetry, struggle
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God Is Here God Is Here God Is Here
God has been so close to me, so present these last weeks. If you’ve read my last posts, you’ll have seen that I’m having a really hard time with my family. And God is here, so close, so near to … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Reflect
Tagged fullness of life, God, good news, Janet Morley, love, poem, struggle
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Reaching Limits, Finding Space
If you miss open space in the city, like I do, the one thing you can always do is: look up. Here is a wide expanse, here is room for you, here is a glimpse of freedom… I think Lent is … Continue reading
Posted in Reflect
Tagged change, freedom, Janet Morley, Lent, letting go, poetry, prayer, relationships, self-love, self-worth, toxic, work
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Mary, Mother
. With your warm hands heal me in your body know me to your darkness draw me at your breast hold me. For I was homesick, and you brought me home; I was alone, and now I am in touch; … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Reflect
Tagged darkness, home, Janet Morley, Mary, mother, poem, poetry, prayer, tenderness, touch, warmth
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Casting Away The Works of Darkness: The US Election, Post-Truth and the Alt-Right – Sermon preached by Janet Morley during Advent 2016
‘Give us grace that we may cast away the works of darkness and put upon us the armour of light.’ Based on a passage of Paul set for today, the rolling phrases of the traditional collect for Advent Sunday may … Continue reading
Posted in Reflect
Tagged darkness, fascism, grace, Janet Morley, light, post-truth, racism, sermon, Trump, USA
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Beloved
I will praise God, my Beloved, for she is altogether lovely. Her presence satisfies my soul: she fills my senses to overflowing so that I cannot speak. Her touch brings me to life; the warmth of her hands makes me … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Poetry
Tagged beloved, desire, fear, feminist theology, God, Janet Morley, Klimt, love, poem, poetry, psalm, touch
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And You Held Me
and you held me and there were no words and there was no time and you held me and there was only wanting and being held and being filled with wanting and I was nothing but letting go and being … Continue reading
Posted in Art, Poetry
Tagged feel, Janet Morley, love, poem, safe, Tracey Emin, trust
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