twelve days of mother love

 

 

Our Lady of the Fruits of the World

 frank cowper

 

 

such love does

the sky now pour,

that whenever i stand in a field

i have to wring the light out when i get

home.

 "Wring Out My Clothes"

by Francis of Assisi

 

 

twelve days of mother love

thank you for sharing yours.

XO

 

 

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Comments

[Meri]

I don't think I've ever seen this representation of the Madonna and child. It's so charming! And the words of Francis of Assisi are magnificent. If anything, his words form a more potent image that the visual representation.

[Anne]

Oh, St. Francis, how filled with joy and the humor of God you are. Having your words come to us, down through the centuries, has lead many to his light that you so love.

[Fran aka Redondowriter]

What Meri said above. A new madonna and child and amazement at St. Francis's poem. Great way to start the day. Hope your day is a good one, Rebecca.

[Magical Mystical Teacher]

Ah, Francis, Francis! How the light did soak you!

[Hettienne]

Absolutely breathtaking : both the image and the words. I will immerse myself in both for the next few days - so much to receive and feel in these. thank you Rebecca

[gemma]

I Love this poem by St. Francis of Assisi, wringing the light out of his clothing.
Our Lady of the Fruits of the World is magnificent as well.xx

[peggy gatto]

What simple words to describe an emotion
Loave the Mary painting!