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separated by vows of abstinence but forever bonded by Light entwined two parallel Orders twinned in material poverty firm endured with One Heart beating to missions of Love ordained in living Truth never adjourned vessels of opposite gender each frolicking happy dancing and singing as children of holy futures Assisi blessed two exceptional mortals no less became Christ sacrosanct obsessed she first saw him as a child of twelve when young Francesco Bernadone bent over a wretch of woe listening a vivid vignette of compassion embodied bestowed twin soul recognition of fated heavenly love unconsummated engraven Lady Pica and Lady Ortolana both mothers knew their children were of The Chosen, whose perfected grace was authority itself subjugating Popes equal to merchants or serfs, twins not to be ignored dismissed or relegated unearthed she fair haired and tall unflinching Divinity pinpointed her evangelical deliverance to Francis untainted His Will she imbibed in chastity at eighteen, a cycle complete ready for the compliance of echoed escape through backdoor of elegant luxury she wanted not conventional sitting in churches high and dry neither a convent life appendaged to noble homes of embroidery hooks gossip and creamy jovial cooks to go and cut fair locks then don the crossed heart was her woven art to start for sure some more confronting the Monk unashamedly too shocked he austerely withdrew then saw the Will written in her stature intercessed knew, it was she to be speechlessly she cried out to him “Take me away !” as she delivered her aching soul his eyes remained on ground two shattering simplicities in terrible confrontation ~ Francisco was taking no risks with this patrician feminine of ardent Heart, but pierce of Will of God he could not ignore when buds were thick on a Palm Sunday dressed in nobility gear, Heart torn apart none in cathedral could hear soul rejoice gracious secure domestic life she fled relinquishing furs and satins to bleed for hardship with zero vice bursting virtues, emotions ripped to shreds into his wood Clare went to declare her love for the Christ with open weep flowers, trees, birds blue joyful peeped she had to do what Francis had done shun normal human life for the ONE daughters as well as sons were His desire to keep sacred Love higher
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