Nick Routledge@nick_routledge
@CarlMcColman 3/ Then again, analysis so often makes love out to be a long, awkward slog, doesn't it? I'm not so sure love itself cares for distinctions. Rumi: "I would love to kiss you. When soul rises into lips, you feel the kiss you've always wanted." What of the holiness of a wedding kiss?
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Like a lover, your life bends down and kisses your life. It does this not in forgiveness— between you, there is nothing to forgive— but with the simple nod of a baker at the moment he sees the bread is finished with transformation. - Jane Hirshfield. 1:26 PM · Sep 8, 2020
Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 2 Sept 2022
@RizomaSchool It does seem we're _made_ that way, the whole way through, doesn't it? One presence, coupled.
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