Meter Monday: "Worship at the Beach"
by Marilyn Moy
combing my fingers
watch how the sand sifts and
moves as gracefully
as Venetian curtains are draped over tall windows
resting my feet on the minuscule sand slope dune, I leave
my footprints in the sand
knowing God has been leaving His footprints in the sands of my heart
walking to the waters
up till my knees
are enveloped by the cold
silver blue-gray foam
waves drowning out my voice
and thoughts
forming bodily
towering shadows as the sun
lowers into resilient oblivion
the first time my old soul
walked on the soft sands of a beach
feeling like a kid again
Freely soaring as my knees
hit the ground.