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Mar 17, 2005

Reflections on the Lenten Season

It is my hope that at this point in the Lenten Season your lives have been full of the reflection and pilrgimage spirit that point our way to the cross. As we enter into this blessed Holy Week, I invite us all to reflect on our Lenten Journey thus far. What needs to die? What needs to life?

In that Spirit, I offer to you all a Haiku by Peter White. Feel free to comment and offer up your own.

Lenten Day #29

Lenten Observance
Cold desert moon numb wasteland
Silence and ashes

(An Haiku is an Asian form of poetry with a metre of 5 emphasized, 7 emphasized, 5 emphasized.)

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