A Sunday poem by Denise Levertov.
Suspended
I had grasped God’s garments in the void
but my hand slipped on the rich silk of it.
The ‘everlasting arms’ my sister loved to remember
must have upheld my leaden weight from falling, even so,
for though I claw at empty air and feel nothing, no embrace,
I have not plummeted.
I’m enjoying the practice of a Sunday poem!
Thanks, Benjamin. I used to do it years ago. Trying to revive it.