200: Glitter & Palms
Here’s the thing I love about parades-
they take up space,
and there is music
and there is laughter
and people stand on the sides
and cheer each other on
(and we could all use more
cheering each other on).
And if you’re lucky
there’s glitter
and cannons of confetti,
turning the street
into community art.
But most importantly,
at parades
people are true to themselves-
they dream dreams,
as they walk towards them,
and I am a river of hope.
This was true of Palm Sunday
and it will be true of Pride Sunday.
So if you are a dreamer
I hope you know,
that if Jesus were here
he’d be cheering you on,
saying yes yes yes with
glitter and palms
and it would sound like hosanna.
Parades are a language of hope.
Written by Sarah Speed // Writing The Good
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