by Sarah Law

Only breath 
& the rain – 
 
fluid world
falling
 
cold sting
shuttering
 
open up
wide eye
 
to a new
translucency – 
 
slick haired 
graceling – 
 
neophyte
at fifty
 
years
           days
since
 
your Lord
is raised
 
heartbeat
in everything – 
 
fine thread
loosened – 
 
aureole
shot through
 
dove-white – 
sunlit – 

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Sarah Law lives in London and is an Associate Lecturer for the Open University. She has poems in The Windhover, St Katherine Review, America, Psaltery & Lyre, Soul-Lit, Heart of Flesh and elsewhere. Her latest collection, Thérèse: Poems is published by Paraclete Press. She edits Amethyst Review, an online journal for new writing engaging with the sacred.

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