Thursday, December 27, 2012
The Beauty of Our Time
In recent weeks and days, there have been
losses of friends and loved ones. It is especially difficult during the
holiday season. Today, a very dear high school friend of mine passed
away suddenly and I am praying for his family and all of us
who knew him and love him still. Makes me even more aware of how
precious and fragile this life is, and why I encourage each of us to
love one another dearly, fiercely, while we yet have breath. I wrote a
poem in loving memory of a cousin who passed away too young not long
ago, and I wanted to share a portion of it here with the hope that we will indeed
cherish the love we've been given every moment we have life.
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