Hold the Divine

by Mariana Mosli

HOLD THE DIVINE

like a picnic blanket

spread wide in anticipation

of the feast to come

i too stretch myself

to hold the unraveling

and the coming together

of all that is divine

my edges may strain

under the weight of it all

but i am surprised

at the multitudes i can contain

a Poppins bag of endless depth

yet it is not the filling

that i seek

but the emptied space

the crisp inviting void

to hold the divine

the undone and the coming together

for His glory

MARIANA MOSLI

Mariana Herrera Mosli, a celebrated photographer, has dedicated fifteen years to capturing the rich cultural diversity of the world. As a Cuban-American writer and English as a Second Language speaker, she intertwines her passion for art, literature, and theology into her spiritual journey, crafting a vivid tapestry of life experiences. Her writing serves as a bridge between the secular and the sacred. Drawing from her battles with mental health and the complexities of motherhood, she writes for those on the fringes, the misunderstood, in the overlooked sphere where Jesus met her. She aspires to delve into the crossroads of affective science and theology, aiming to contribute to the fields through her personal experiences and future literary works, all for God’s glory.
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