i definitely go for an abundance...because in a perfect world it would just seem right, and not needed because it was already there...nice thought provoker...
they would be embodied by each of us. we wouldn't have to try; we'd emanate these qualities. oh, how you make me hungry for heaven. this poetry sings. and the quote--mother teresa is dear to me. thank you, beautiful carrie.
can i then bring a wee bit of redemption into my world by living with an abundance of grace, love, mercy and compassion? i aim to try. thank you for inspiring such thoughts. :)
oh. Good question.
ReplyDeleteI love that Mother Teresa quote.
i definitely go for an abundance...because in a perfect world it would just seem right, and not needed because it was already there...nice thought provoker...
ReplyDeleteI would hope it would be because they were in abundance. Makes me stop and think. Thanks.
ReplyDeletethey would be embodied by each of us. we wouldn't have to try; we'd emanate these qualities. oh, how you make me hungry for heaven. this poetry sings. and the quote--mother teresa is dear to me. thank you, beautiful carrie.
ReplyDeleteI think they would just be who we are...
ReplyDeletenicely said.
Such a compelling question and the grasping of hands with Mother Teresa's quote is quite moving---makes me want to do even more to glorify His name.
ReplyDeleteThank you everyone for your wonderful thoughts and comments...it has been such an inspiration to be part of imperfect prost with Emily. :-)
ReplyDeletebeautiful quote
ReplyDeletewow
ReplyDeletei want to think on the first option !!! abundance isnt good ;) Nice post.
ReplyDeletecan i then bring a wee bit of redemption into my world by living with an abundance of grace, love, mercy and compassion? i aim to try.
ReplyDeletethank you for inspiring such thoughts. :)