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The Knowing

by Mary Poindexter McLaughlin / connect

The Knowing

So may we, in this life, trust
to those elements we have yet to see.
May we lean into the wings
that surround us,
May we know in our deepest knowing
that we are not alone
that if we fall we will be caught
by the invisible web of magnificence
we weave every day.
And in that knowing,
may we, like the wings themselves,
rest and rise
rest and rise
rest and rise and soar
to unseen heights.

Come, let us fly.

~Mary Poindexter McLaughlin

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Mary Poindexter McLaughlin

About the Author

Mary Poindexter McLaughlin is a writer, movement/yoga teacher, and theatrical fun-meister living outside Buffalo, NY. A graduate of Stanford University and the creator of improviDance, she is committed to creating art that entertains, educates, and enlightens -- preferably all three simultaneously. She is currently working on a book of poems that explore our sometimes complicated but fortunately always ongoing relationship with the Divine. Her website is www.mpmplays.com, and her blog is https://medium.com/@marypoindextermclaughlin.

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