Marveling at the ordinary

"When we marvel at the ordinary, life becomes extraordinary".

Sunday, September 6, 2020

Space

Think.

Feel.

Jitter.

Relish.

A process of gratitude.

When I feel the jitter of gratitude,

I want more.

Gratitude is like water.

Grab it, the form becomes formless.

Ungraspable.

By bringing two hands together,

Submerging beneath the water,

We scoop.

The mind knows its place...

Space.



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