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God on My Patio

Writer: Peggy MedberryPeggy Medberry



I slept in this morning

And as I slowly shuffled

Out to my patio

I was startled to discover

God was already there.

Drinking coffee

Out of His ‘I Love New York’ Mug.

“Good Morning, Sir.”

I said dropping my eyes.

“Sorry I’m late.“

“There is no late,” He mused with

A kind smile, swallowing a mouthful

Of the dark steaming liquid.

“There is only now.”

“I always thought you’d be a tea drinker…”

I said after a long pause.

“Why?” His deep eyes sparkled.

“More refined? I guess.”

“How little you know about me,”

He chuckled.

I nodded as I studied His gentle face.

He looked exactly as I had always

Imagined.

Tan, angular.

Eyes a deep golden brown

That reflected nebulas and

Galaxies.

“I love you.” I blurted out,

Embarrassed at being so forward.

His eyes glowed with emotion.

“And I, you.”

A breeze brushed His hair against His brow.

An eagle circled high against an azure sky.

A yellow dandelion beckoned a bee.

Rose bushes danced delightfully.

Like an accordion

Time unfolded for centuries.

“Now, what?” My question hung in the silence.

“Now – everything.” He replied

And He took one more sip of coffee

Before vanishing in the morning sun.

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