Small bites

No longer greedy / at this magnificent feast.
By Aytac Aydogan Edwards
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I have learned that
answers bring
further questions
so
I stopped looking
for ultimate answers.

I am no longer greedy
at this magnificent feast
of offerings.

Taking small bites suffice:
A sudden comprehension,
the tender touch of a hand,
the clouds,
the birds,
the sunflowers.

This article appeared in the Fall 2014 issue of UU World (page 20). See sidebar for links to related resources.