The next one is called "Moose and Calf."
I was up in Alaska, and the person who
was taking care of me up there, I went up to read,
and he was my host.
And he knew I wanted to see a moose.
And so he took me out, and we did
see a moose after hours of driving, and a calf.
And I wanted to get out of the car and go say hello,
but he said, don't do that.
No, they look very sweet.
But if they're near, they're a calf.
They might not like any one of us approaching.
Anyway, it was very wonderful thing.
And even to this point, I put a quotation from a mystic
from the 14th century named Julian of Norwich.
And what she said, she had all these visions
you probably know that she called them her showings.
And this one went, for there within, tell me about Jesus.
Four there within, he showed a place that was inviting fair,
and large enough, it was within his own body.
Large enough, it was to offer refuge for all.
So for some reason, I associate that with moose.
Moose and calf on the--
moose and calf eat the shoots of the willow trees
along the Alaska highway looking for you
thirsting after, I don't know.
Before, I can't remember you anymore.
Call to me, friend whose heart in your side is broken in two.
Just by a chance comma of time; still,
within the wound in your side is a place inviting fair,
large enough, I saw, to offer refuge for all.