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| The mind of spice that fills the heart |
Amaranthus has been around
8000 years, this poem 48. Written 3 July 1972, last in that
Calendar of
Encouragements, it now appears online at the inestimable Penny. There
was never such a phrase as THE MIND OF SPICE THAT FILLS THE HEART in English
before it appeared in Penny. Totally original with that utterance it speaks of
a rest like that where "I shall consider in my dwelling place as a clear
heat upon herbs." To wind about a disembodied cross
Sherwood Anderson and the Galatians Letter, "The idea is very simple,
so simple that if you are not careful you will forget it. It is this—that
everyone in the world is Christ and they are all crucified."
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