Learning how to use the brakes is spiritual work
that allows you to be a much better driver
© Meisaan Chan
Learning how to use the brakes is spiritual work
that allows you to be a much better driver
© Meisaan Chan
gripping hard
jaw clenched
wanting what I want
© Meisaan Chan
My words can only fill
you who are empty
© Meisaan Chan
Peel away your fear:
Yes, the layers seem endless
but I alone am infinite
© Meisaan Chan
Definitions are your walls, says the Lord
but they certainly are not mine
© Meisaan Chan
God is the only healthy destination for my rage and fear –
all else shreds to tatters
© Meisaan Chan
Back porch deck
light, falling rain:
I gaze across the lake,
at the birch trees standing like ghosts in a choir
watching me
© Meisaan Chan
Good leaders walk with pain –
not in front of them, for pain is blind
not behind them, for pain can lag behind
but beside them, where pain reminds
© Meisaan Chan
The night snow sneaks up like a cat on silken paws
then leaps! – ah! –
The whiteness world dazzles!
© Meisaan Chan
When loved ones disappoint
remind me that love doesn’t keep score
© Meisaan Chan