It can be known

Posted on November 30, 2016 by Means of Grace

But then I will know fully, just as I am fully known.

Did the unknown hide from me or did I hold unto what I needed to be true?

In being fully known, I imagine the undoing of a life of attainment in a second of honesty.

And I will laugh at the unraveling of my goals.

Photo of the Vatican Museum

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