Stand and gaze Mountain haze Maker praise For His ways All our days....
Poetry
The Heart’s Defense
Prudence serves as informant Of sin-tendencies dormant Calling on God’s strength in order To defend heart’s fragile border
Rebuking the Storm
This mother’s heart has been pierced. “A soft answer turns away wrath.” The rebuke sits heavily on my ears. I have no reply...
Poison Ivy
—Don’t —Don’t scratch! It’ll spread. —No, it won’t.
Eternal Security
If I fell, Though all hell Should full well My soul sell...
Once Upon a Time I Felt This Way
This poem is very thought provoking. The middle portion reminds me of 1 Kings 19:11-12 “…a great and strong wind rent the mountains, and broke in pieces the rocks before the LORD; but the LORD was not in the wind: and after the wind an earthquake; but the LORD was not in the earthquake: And after the earthquake a fire; but the LORD was not in the fire: and after the fire a still small voice.”

I Just Woke Up
I awoke, a traveler,
I do not know where I came from,
Or where I am bound,
Or if I am going anywhere at all.
Many have traveled before me,
So I am told.
Many will most likely come after me,
I suspect.
Most of those traveling with me
Do not know me,
Do not want to know me,
And would hate me if they did know me.
But there are those that call me friend,
They seem to care about me,
But some have left.
Some are even family,
And they seem to care also,
But I actually only have their word for it,
I just do not remember.
I hear about a lot of philosophies,
Lots of opinions,
Lots of directions,
About things that I know nothing about for sure,
And that seem to be of little consequence.
I usually keep that to myself,
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Cutting the Apron Strings
You’d think after all those little cuts over the years...
My Favorite Time of Day
I like the time of day when all is still, The early morning crisp and cool and wet...
The Crossing
While hiking on a lonely trail, My goal: another mount to scale, And feeling rather wearisome, I pause in sweet delirium Upon a bridge where blows a gale.
The Fourth of July
Load up! Grandma and Grandpa await our arrival. You can catch a nap in the car Until we get there. Get up! Climb aboard the plane, run the obstacle course, Man the gun, pet the animals, Bounce and splash and dance. Eat up! Guzzle lots of water to keep yourself cool. Feast on hamburgers and … Continue reading The Fourth of July