The good I'd like to do—
the neighborly act, the in-depth study of Truth,
the healing prayer—
seems bound in snare
of time or incapacity.
Until I see
the good I'd like to do (more than inclination)
is the stirring of the Christ in consciousness—
never entombed by time or incapacity,
but like the Christ, free—
to burst forth, and be.
