The Path Before Us by Ashley Marshall This path laid out for each of us is one that is a gift. Planned with love and delicately crafted by the Creator who formed all from the beginning. He knows your past; He walks with you in your present, and in His perfection, lays hands on yourContinue reading “The Path Before Us”
Tag Archives: Poetry
Winter Grace
Winter Grace by Abigail Alleman I drove 1100 miles up the eastern central part of the U.S. My husband travelled in front of me as he chatted with our oldest child. I was keeping peace between the younger two as we caravanned on the interstate roads. So much transpired in a little more than threeContinue reading “Winter Grace”
Walk with Me
Walk with Me by Allison Brown Walk with me. Walk with me and notice… notice the sound of the ocean waves. Notice the birds dancing in the shore break. Notice the warmth of the sun that comforts your soul. Notice children laughing, and loved ones holding hands. Notice white feathers on the shore reminding youContinue reading “Walk with Me”
Woven
Woven by Emily Boulter He weaves with thread dyed colors you have not yet seen. Colors that fold in and out that frame and trace your journey. Do not think you can undo His work. Tapestries are always two-sided. While you dwell… gazing at the backside ribbed with knots, remember. You only see distortion. TheContinue reading “Woven”
Dying in Beauty Reveals God in Goodness
Dying in Beauty Reveals God in Goodness (Palindrome for Autumn) by Michele Morin Leaves fall down (for life is short), and dying in beauty reveals God in goodness. For goodness in God reveals beauty in dying, and short is life for down fall leaves. Michele Morin is a wife, Mum to four greatContinue reading “Dying in Beauty Reveals God in Goodness”
Steps to Picking Raspberries
Steps to Picking Raspberries by Jody Collins First, avoid the bumblebees zooming in for latent sugar dripping in the rain, their heavy soaking reflected in drops from satiated rubies you hope to pop in your mouth. Second, beware the mildew, mold and bursting moisture of berries too long on the vine, having missed the summer sunContinue reading “Steps to Picking Raspberries”
Autumn on the Island
Autumn on the Island by Jodie McCallie The wind sighing high in the tree tops sounds like the surf until I reach the beach where the waves crash ashore with a louder declaration until they reach the sand where they sough up the shoreline and sound like the wind high in the treetops where doesContinue reading “Autumn on the Island”
Light Dancing
Light Dancing by Charlotte-Anne Allen Light dancing on splashes of gold, red, and orange beckons to passers-by. Greens and browns wave their fronds, seasons past and to come. Evening’s chill brings thoughts of tomorrow, as time tolls; prepare! Day’s warmth welcomes memories of life, laughter, and tears. And so we dance, welcoming light’s hope, inContinue reading “Light Dancing”
The Artist
The Artist by Wemi Omotosho Each blade of grass is a brushstroke on His canvas. His fauna of diverse beauty of many colours embroidered. Nature in full swing tells of Him. The glory of the Divine in shades of greens and happy yellows, new life springs with His Spirit surge as flowers bloom and saplings emergeContinue reading “The Artist”
Promise
Promise by Vina Bermudez Mogg I bought a Meyer lemon tree last Mother’s day in memory of my mother. Meyer lemons favor a taste sweeter than the ordinary. I placed this petite seedling into a clay pot. A clay pot like the one she placed geraniums in the spring. This tree carried one lone fruitContinue reading “Promise”
Awake Our Hearts 