Cutworm
dangles in the air at the end of a strand thousands of times as long
as she is. She dangles waiting for the breeze to push her to a tree
or for something to cut the strand floating her to the ground. She
dangles like a lure at the end of a fishing line vulnerable to any of
the many Birds flying past looking for food, but this is how she
moves form place to place. When the food at one location runs out,
she has to move on to stay alive. She could walk, but that would take
days. Floating is faster. Cutworm's journey gets me thinking about
faith. Cutworm doesn't know where she'll end up when she set out on
the end of her strand, but she goes anyway. Faith is a reminder that
I can't know what's going to happen. My job is to do the next right
thing. What will happen next is out of my control. Like Cutworm on
her strand, I reel out my choices having faith that the letting the
wind take me where it will.
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