Beauty is the Collection: A Short Poem

14 thoughts on “Beauty is the Collection: A Short Poem”

  1. I love the image your words create. I feel relief wash over as I read this. We have such a gift in each other…. like a reminder to breathe again.

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    1. Well, I give all the glory to He who created and connected us. Dear Emily, there is a book in our future, the feeling is getting stronger. Thank you for being here. So thankful to Him for using these words to refresh your soul today.

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  2. Wonderful post, again great lessons hidden behind it!! Once I’d read somewhere “If you’re seeking wisdom and freedom, seek it on the mountains and from the sea”, truly we can learn so much from the sea its peace, unity, and wild nature which displays God’s tremendous power. And this time wisdom is brought by the little sea shells broken but beautiful, showing peace not struggle. Beautiful but deeply insightful poem. God doesn’t want our perfection, just surrendering attitude is required. Soul touching lines “Let His light shine from the deepest crevice of your soul.” And His light must shine through our brokenness & cracks. Thank you dear Julie for this blessing. God bless you.💖

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    1. Thank you for being here Norine. Thank you for sharing wisdom He has provided you about His sea and His mountains. Yes and beauty is not perfection, its a collection of all our sufferings which leads to joy in Him. Blessings and thank you for shining His light today. Honored we are sisters, Norine, who can shine His light together in unity.

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  3. Beautiful! I loved the line about being at the tiptop of a mountain having recently climbed one in the Rocky Mountains. We are all “fearfully and wonderfully made!” I’m in the 3 spot this week.

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  4. I have always been in search of the “perfect” sea shell. If there are chips or cracks or even too much sand I would throw them back to the sand. Thank you for having me see that there is value not only in the cracks and chips but in the peace of lying on the sand. God Bless and have a great weekend.

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  5. I really like this, Julie. You’ve reminded me to look for beauty in the rough places, in the scars, in the spots where I can’t imagine God working. Yet He is there and He is good and He brings grace and weaves a lovely tapestry!

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    1. Thank you for being here Andrew. It is nice to meet you. I am preparing to speak and go away tomorrow. I will catch up my reading next week. May God bless your writing and rest this weekend, Julie

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