The Most

by Mariana Mosli

THE MOST

Some sinners make much of God.

Some sinners make much of man.

Somewhere down the road, we find, in spite of what we make much of,

We are the same.

In need of something much.

No end in sight, we hold our suffering in our hands.

The Holy comes near with holes in His.

In cruciform, the suffering King wipes our tears.

In response, we commit our much to the one who gives the most.

MARIANA MOSLI

Mariana Herrera Mosli, an acclaimed photographer, has spent 15 years capturing the diverse cultures of the world. As a Cuban-American writer and English as a Second Language speaker, she weaves together her love for art, literature, and theology to create a vibrant tapestry of life. Her writing acts as a bridge between the secular and the sacred, speaking to those on the fringes and the misunderstood. In this gap where Jesus met her, Mariana draws from her own struggles with mental health and the complexities of motherhood. After a 14-year hiatus, she has returned to academia, graduating this spring with a Bachelor of Arts in Literary Studies, and a minor in Applied Behavior Analysis at the University of South Florida. Her aim is to explore the intersection of affective science and theology, using her personal experiences and future literary works to contribute to these fields for God's glory. When she's not creating, Mariana enjoys rewatching 90's sitcoms with her family, attempting to recreate her mom's famous flan, and spending time outdoors, weather permitting in the Florida heat.
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