VESSELS
When vessels are made, we call them empty.
Yet they are full—of wind and mist,
of what we cannot see.
People are jars, fashioned to hold, and never empty.
What is poured in is beautiful,
and terrible.
We give only
from what we've been given.
VESSELS
When vessels are made, we call them empty.
Yet they are full—of wind and mist,
of what we cannot see.
People are jars, fashioned to hold, and never empty.
What is poured in is beautiful,
and terrible.
We give only
from what we've been given.