It seems certain:
by love;
by acts;
by deeds;
by fruit;
one’s faith is indeed,
at least the size of a mustard seed.
It can be disheartening
when mountains don’t move or
hillocks or tussocks or molehills.
Petitions: “Lord, let this medicine, this cure, be the one!” do not obtain,
and I think, it is precisely here,
among the throng of those full of
mockery and scorn, we may
hear His gentle, reassuring voice:
to resign one’s self;
to become humble;
to lie down and exalt
ourselves on the throne
of the sick bed; and to know,
without doubt, it is
here, in solidarity
with all of the befallen:
we begin to move mountains.
Gary Edward Geraci