Sojourns

Conflict festers where evil thrives </P><P> save where goodness denies it . </P><P>Sometimes earthy sometimes aesthetic <I>Sojourns</I> is about troubled souls</P><P> Long was I in wanting rest </P><P> To know the fair surcease</P><P> As may be found in innocence .</P><P>about turning points</P><P> Had I seen her countenance</P><P> With eyes less preened in violence .<P><P>and about choices</P><P> The path you walk is amply wide </P><P> But you alone may choose the stride</P><P> That ventures forth or turns aside.</P><P>In <I>Sojourns</I> Munro melds conflict and resolution together to form a determined quest for spiritual grace and dignity</P><P> In aspect soft and still .</P><P>and reminds us of the oft forgotten admonition</P><P> And if a stranger sojourn with thee in your land ye shall not vex him. </P><P>-Leviticus 19:33