White in a World of Wonder

Lori McCray
1 min readFeb 14, 2020

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Never had the pic for this poem, this morning, I got it! (it’s a bit too blue. A funny sort of Winter we’ve had)

Sky white with winter, clouds dense with inevitable snow, I watched three seagulls circling the sun. White on white, everything white. So dazzling, it made me feel like weeping. How I long for a time when the world was white. Fresh and innocent. Pure, in the absence of color.

When the world was white, love was transparent. The garden was mine; its every loveliness a mirroring of my heart. When the world was white I knew no shame. Shame blotted out the sun and the mirror, darkened by shame’s shadow, reflected only ugliness.

When the world was white, there was no pain.
Anything emptied was immediately re-filled.
Nothing was ever lost and no one ever turned away.

When the world was white, I was a wonder in a world of wonderment. Wondering. Wonderful. White in a world of wonder . . .

LBM 3/1/05

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Lori McCray
Lori McCray

Written by Lori McCray

Photographer, Poet, Musician, Mother, Mystic, Gardener, friend of wild creatures, swan whisperer. Find me on Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/wingthing/

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