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Nice!

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I think you are so right. Ordinary can be extraordinary. As a Christian I am reminded that Jesus lived an ordinary and extraordinary life.

Here is my poem on Ordinary.

Ordinary

When does the ordinary become sacred,

Is it like at Saloam pool,

Where Christ meets man

And offers peace and wholeness?

Such an ordinary pool

Where you could drink or swim

Or even wash your dirty linen.

Was my womb or rather my mother’s womb

Ordinary but extraordinary enough

To carry me,

In liquor muddied depths,

So Christ could meet me there?

Or was it in the ordinary walks

Uphill, after sacrament and church

And longing that Christ would call to me?

Later in the noise of other churches

With the harsh clamours of Repent and

Hallelujahs.

I’m not sure now it was Christ’s voice I heard.

Calling, embracing, loving,

Forgiving.

My journey of incarnation,

God in me,

Started in the ordinary.

I know not when.

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Deep thinking - and you found something special in the ordinary, only to realise that it had probably been there all along: your self, long hidden in a robe of escape.

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