"Strength is green, I think, and alive and deep, for God has made it so." Wonderful thought and a much-needed truth to cling to in this "longest of months." I remember eons ago, back in high school, hearing a recording of Dylan Thomas reading his own poetry, and I recall a grand total of one line of his: "The force that through the green fuse drives the flower drives my green age." I realize the rest of the poem is gloomy but I don't care: I take that line (reassuringly) to mean that God has also made us resilient, and stronger than we might think we are.
"Strength is green, I think, and alive and deep, for God has made it so." Wonderful thought and a much-needed truth to cling to in this "longest of months." I remember eons ago, back in high school, hearing a recording of Dylan Thomas reading his own poetry, and I recall a grand total of one line of his: "The force that through the green fuse drives the flower drives my green age." I realize the rest of the poem is gloomy but I don't care: I take that line (reassuringly) to mean that God has also made us resilient, and stronger than we might think we are.
My soul needed this message something fierce today. Thank you ♥️