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Pilgrim Congregational UCC Bozeman

2118 South 3rd Avenue
Bozeman, MT, 59715
406·587·3690
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Pilgrim Congregational UCC Bozeman

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Spring Flamenco

February 14, 2024 Pilgrim Congregational UCC

By Carolyn Pinet

I've just realized

                    that this year

                    Ash Wednesday and

                    Valentine's Day,

                    hanging together in suspense,

                    are about to collide.

                    Some of us will wander about

                    with smoke streaked foreheads,

                    others, titillated by Eros

                    and the rash promises of spring,

                    will fall in love -

                    or perhaps a few of us

                    will do both,

                    confused by the rapidly

                    changing climate,

                    the ricocheting seasons.

 

                    And I have to ask,

                    "Could untended hearts

                    grow ashy and static?"

                    But no, I'm starting to imagine

                    an unprecedented volcanic eruption,

                    an outpouring of Vesuvius

                    with all the gods in a circle,

                    while the whole sky lights up

                    and people everywhere,

                    held in loving embrace,

                    dance and dance. 

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