The Sacred Fracture

 The Sacred Fracture

There is a breaking that does not end you—
it tells the truth about what could not hold.

The fracture is not failure,
but revelation:
that the strength you trusted was never meant to carry you.

Through the crack, light enters.
Through the weakness, Another speaks.

What you called collapse
becomes the place of meeting.

For God does not wait
in the unbroken places we defend,
but in the opening we cannot repair.

And there—
in the surrendered fracture—
you are not undone,

you are found.


Steven G. Lee 

April 28, 2026 

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