In Solemn Silence

I put my hand on her shoulder.

What if she really doesn’t need me as much as I think she does?

She continues washing without looking at me.

She was here long before me and hopefully long after I’m gone, I continue to myself.

I walk away and continue about my unproductive day.

I return to find her in the room not immediately noticing she just got

off and upsetting call about a man who is coming to pass.

I tried to stay ajar from the ordeal as I suspected what would happen,

helping up close but holding my distance within.

But the moments are coming to pass, so I hold my tongue and listen in

Solemn Silence.

Then I think: Of course she doesn’t need me as much as I think. I’m in the presence of a woman

who has won Heaven time and again through her actions and Faith alone.

She’ll be just fine.

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