What would it have been like?
The first Easter morn to go to the tomb,
ready to do the last act of love
and find it empty
grief rises sharp, familiar, blinding my heart.
To just have touched him one last time.
Anointing the beloved, caressing the oil
and spices into his dead flesh
The the gardener is before you.
Where? Why? How? please let me see him
Let me do this one last act of love
or I am lost, out of my mind with grief.
Then a voice reaches through the grief and the fog.
My name is said and I know
in that instant love is standing before me.
A love which healed my wounded mine, soul.
Speaks through my blinding grief,to heal me once again.
I have to call the name back.
It burns on my tongue. Rabboni!
Copyright Annette Joseph
Copyright Annette Joseph
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