HardCorners

The hard corners we see in life are almost always the constructions of man. The 90 degree angles of a square or rectangle, the sharp lines of skyscrapers, the surveyed boundaries of lots/acres/sections, and the rigid laws/rules we craft seem owned solely by the hand of humans.

God and Nature, however, prefer chiseling off the sharp corners. In nature on the Earth and in the universe beyond we see mostly rounded edges, scant straight lines, and precious few hard angles.

We might be wise to consider softening our corners -- in buildings, in boundaries, in relationships. Especially so if we put it into the context that God and Nature were here before we arrived, and they'll be here long after we've left.