“Re-member” by Katelyn Dixon
Author: Katelyn Dixon
For all that we cannot remember, there is One who re-members us.
In the indefinite space between longing and sight,
someone holds our forgotten name
and will one day hand it to us
like an apple plucked, ripened and perfect —
or a marbled white stone, polished and pure.
Tell me what you long for, and I will tell you your name.
We are pilgrims here. Pilgrims of longing —
but not for long,
not for long.
Longing one, thirsty one, take my hand.
Let us remember: We have been named.
Featured in: The Lighter Weight of Being
The Lighter Weight of Being is the culminating multimedia and interactive event for the 2025 - 2026 Resilient Artist cohort.
