Yesterday the tarnished brass of a full moon barely peeked through the branches, disappearing behind the far ridge as I reached the bottom of the old ferry road. Still, her light brightened the sky enough to keep the dark at bay.
This morning, she shone like white gold, riding the tips of the pines and blazing out above the mountains as I left the trees behind, her light suffusing the western sky as brightly as the hinting sun did the eastern horizon.
However full or bright, He uses His reflection, even at times whether we will or no.
5 comments:
Beautiful Beth. Just beautiful.
Thanks, Lisa! I left a long comment at your weblog the other day, and then couldn't get logged into gmail to post it . . . :( Do know that I've appreciated your last couple of posts; they have made me think.
Beth
Thanks for that great image, Dr. Impson.
That's a keeper Beth... a thought and image that my heart will need to dwell upon as the seasons of life march forward.
To His glory,
Ralph
Thanks for visiting, John, Ralph. It's always good to know when someone is moved . . .
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