Sunday, April 1, 2018
DANCE ON IT
THE STONE
The Myrrh Bearers came
( with what fear and trembling? )
trudging alone in darkness
worrying about
the stone.
Everybody worries
about the stone,
that great impediment
between us
and what we seek,
the great burden
we carry
like Sisyphus
laboring
up and down the hill.
The sun rose.
The women looked up.
The stone,
which was very large,
had been removed.
No wonder they ran
to tell Cephas.
Someone should tell Sisyphus:
' Put it down, man,
and dance on it.'
Bonnie B. Thurston
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How wonderful that we can put it down and dance on it
Easter Blessing and Love to You All,
John Frank
(The Stone, From Darkness to Eastering, Bonnie B. Thurston, Wild Goose Publications, 2017)