Sophion, Uncle Humph and The Fifth Sorrowful Song

Sophion(TM), Uncle Humph(TM) and The Fifth Sorrowful Song(TM)What if the end of a life could also become the planting of something that continues to grow?The Hill of the Greatest of Sorrows stands before the Kadayawan Valley. Jesse the Chief Steward(TM) has reached the end of his one day more, surrounded by creatures who weep, mock, watch, wonder-and struggle to understand what to do when sorrow arrives.What happens there is not pretend.The blood is real.The tears are real.The loneliness is real.And the sorrow is real.Because if the sorrow were pretend, the mercy would be pretend too.Yet even in the Valley's greatest grief, something is being planted. Tears water the ground. Seeds of Mercy fall. The wrong wood begins, at last, to learn how to grow. And Jesse's friends tenderly place him in a garden, discovering that sometimes what looks like an ending may also be an outpouring whose harvest cannot yet be seen. KV1-MS20-Sorrowful5-PDF.pdfThe Fifth Sorrowful Song(TM) is a tender and unflinching story about death, grief, loneliness, dignity, sacrifice, and the hope that something given completely in Mercy may continue growing long after it has been poured out.Because perhaps this Sorrowful Song is not finally about death.But planting.For creatures become what they are willing to pour out-and the reason WHY they are willing to be planted.And when these are made of nothing but Mercy...O what glorious dreams may come. Mabuhay!