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Water and the Word: Creation's Longing

Jul 23, 2020
1 min read

Linger very long

in the laboratory

of earth’s history

and you’ll learn

that the water

by which we’re surrounded,

above, below, and around,

is of a constant volume.

What’s less consistent,

however, is its quality;

for the care it receives

has varied

over the eons.

Creation’s current longing

seems to be an invitation

for our particular attention

to the quality and quantity

of what’s available

for our sisters and brothers

near and far.

If you’re down with this desire,

let’s jump in the water.

© 2020 Todd Jenkins

1 Comment


I get what you mean about the varying quality of water over time; it really makes you think about how our actions impact future generations. The way you framed creation's longing as an invitation is beautifully hopeful. It's a reminder that we all share responsibility for what we have. I recently stumbled upon a resource discussing how technology intersects with our lifestyles, and it touched on privacy concerns as well — it’s worth a look for anyone curious about that aspect: https://jerkoffai.tools/. What do you think are some practical steps we can take to improve water quality locally?

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