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Mandy Morris

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essays and poems on faith & ordinary life + erasure & collage art

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Oh, To Be Here

Life, letting go
little by little.

The world turns, spilling its cruel
and gorgeous light upon the living and dead.

Made from the same dust
and distant stars, we love
what we cannot keep
and learn to call it a gift.

Oh, to be h...

4 days ago
46
16

The Trouble with Seeing

We crown the rose
and curse the thorn
then wonder why
the truth feels torn.

What is a heaven
that cannot see hell?
What is a truth
we fear to tell?

Let me love the light
and still question its powers.
Let me see ruin
and...

5 days ago
63
12

The Strangest Sea

This is the twelfth part of an erasure series I’ve started, a collaboration with fellow poets where they choose a poem or short-form prose of their liking and we each make something of it. is joining me for this one, choosing Hope by Emily...

6 days ago
44
5

A Great Stillness

This is the eleventh part of an erasure series I’ve started, a collaboration with fellow poets where they choose a poem or short-form prose of their liking and we each make something of it. is joining me for this one, choosing Presentiment...

9 days ago
50
4

look, again

when did we decide
our lives must be seen
to mean anything?

our attention bought and sold
through a glowing screen.

give me my husband
my daughter in my arms
God beside us.

teach me again
to look at the lilies
to watch the...

10 days ago
91
15

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  • Mandy Morris

    I am a child of God, wife, and mother who writes poetry & essays. I also create erasure poetry & analog collage art. Seeking beauty, truth, and the nearness of God in all I do. Galatians 2:20†

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