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Category Archives: Spiritual poetry
May all loss be a signpost
May all loss be a signpost pointing the way to you © Meisaan Chan
Life is not a popularity contest
Life is not a popularity contest and if the world rejects you when you claim who you are that is an acceptable price © Meisaan Chan
Give it all to me.
Give it all to me. I did not create the heart to be a prison for your blind and lame and diseased but a chamber to be emptied out and filled eternally with me. © Meisaan Chan
Posted in Poetry, Spiritual poetry
Tagged chamber, diseased, empty, heart, lame, prison
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There is nothing left.
There is nothing left. I’ve thrown out the furniture the jewelry, the photos, the bed even my spare set of socks for all of this takes up space which you, the God of infinity, plan to fill and so … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Spiritual poetry
Tagged emptiness, empty, eternity, infinity, space
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Please clean your house.
Please clean your house. It is so full I cannot enter through the door and the back door is blocked, too; you call for me but leave no space for me to enter. Please clean your house. … Continue reading
Sunset
Liquid gold lines the clouds and as I gaze outward my tiny, brittle heart remembers its expanse © Meisaan Chan
To give a thank you to God
To give a thank you to God is to throw a drop of water into the sea; to become a thank you for God is to join the sea © Meisaan Chan
Idol
Overwhelming stress is an indication that an altar has been built © Meisaan Chan
The lost
Here I come hair tied back sweeping up the lost © Meisaan Chan
Curving toward the center 