Sacred Vessels

Gary Edward Geraci

 

Simple cynicism, where sin isn’t.

Purged of penance, a mere animal existence,

Coveting what’s mine from your self-interests,

Governed by forces I trust others have discovered.

Yes, with clouded lenses and wooden shovels,

We marvel, surface scraps dug, medieval man’s past,

Meaning left impoverished, pottery pieces

Placed beneath bright lights, the museum glass

Polished, a placard dates the discovery.

 

Dig, dig deeper, where sacred vessels are preserved!

And Incarnate blood and flesh were once observed!

And masses fed during the holy Masses said

With chants and songs and throngs in communion,

Beloved bound, God’s Love the same then as now!

 

Gary Edward Geraci

  • Author: Gary Edward Geraci (Online Online)
  • Published: January 16th, 2025 12:19
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  • Category: Religion
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