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Dreams: A Blackout Poem by Collette Kristevski

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Collette (Mary) is an Orthodox Christian, wife, and mother in Arizona. Fundamentalist, turned Baptist evangelical, turned spiritual seeker, turned Orthodox Christian.

An amateur (French, from the Latin word amātor meaning “lover,” from amāre meaning “to love”) in theology, poetry, mystery and paradox,

with her feet on the ground, head in the clouds and an insatiable thirst for Light.

And, above all, a work in progress.

“Stand at the brink of the abyss of despair, and when you see that you cannot bear it anymore, draw back a little and have a cup of tea.”

– Elder Sophrony of Essex

My Most Recent Posts

Martyr: A Poem by Collette Kristevski May 20, 2019
Projection: A Poem by Collette Kristevski May 10, 2019
Depths: A Prose by Collette Kristevski May 9, 2019
In defense of the non-believers: A Poem by Collette Kristevski April 26, 2019
An Untitled Poem by Collette Kristevski April 25, 2019
A Tenth of Me: A Prose by Collette Kristevski April 23, 2019
Dreams: A Blackout Poem by Collette Kristevski April 20, 2019

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