Every week at St. Lydia’s we read a poem (I wrote a bit about it here). I read Disgraceland by Mary Karr last week, which goes well with this song by Fink, I think. Here’s a bit of it:
Christ always stood
to one side with a glass of water.
I swatted the sap away.When my thirst got great enough to ask,
a clear stream welled up inside,
some jade wave buoyed me forward,and I found myself upright
in the instant, with a garden
inside my own ribs aflourish.
Read the entire poem here.
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