MorningPrayer Friday


Dear God,
I have stood in the midst of the thicket and peered closely at the intertwining stories it tells.
I have stood afar off and watched the horizon explode and the world evolve.
I have been involved in the processes of humanities unfolding 
and I have watched from a distance. 
 I have tried to be like you,
 to be immersed in loving mercy-- and to watch and not interfere. 
Unlike you, God, my efforts have been less than perfect.
  Bring me to wholeness and completeness in my efforts. 
AMEN



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