“The LORD is my shepherd, I shall not want.” The psalm is such a beautiful, timeless portrayal of the Lord’s love and care for His children – from the green pastures and quiet waters to rod and the staff to the overflowing cup. The author was king David himself; a …
//I wrote this a few days ago in response to all the tragic deaths that have been in the news lately. Pray for our country.// Wonder why The blood of innocents and heathens runs Together in a river to the sea – The waves lift up their aching voice in …
//So I decided to do a poem for this one. What do you think?// It was only a wardrobe Until she stepped through the door Out of lonely faded grandeur into Snow-white lamplight And it was only a stable Till they were dragged through the door From fire stricken darkness …
So… This is my first book review! I heard of Pendragon’s Heir first through a review on Schuyler’s blog (where she put it a great deal more eloquently than I can, but oh well); and now I finally got a chance to read it. About the Book (From Goodreads) Blanche Pendragon enjoys her undemanding …
“In the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God… All things came into being through Him…” In the beginning, darkness covered the earth. No light. Anywhere. “Then God said, ‘Let there be light.’ And there was light.” Night isn’t really all that …
//There are seven “I Am statements of Christ in the book of John. This is the first.// They had traveled for weeks, their anxiety growing as the food slowly dwindled. Wilderness surrounded them on every side. At first it was just quiet whispers – “What happens when the food runs …
First of all, I do realize this is just a little bit late. Sorry. *cringes* Anyway, my May NaPo is done! *cheers* Thank you so much, Aberdeen, for putting this on! I’d wanted to do something like NaPo in May, and I was so glad that others were doing it too. …
Well I started running out of inspiration about a week ago, so I decided to root through Dictionary.com’s Word of the Day archives and see if I couldn’t find some ideas (which, by the way, was a very interesting exercise. Have you ever heard of clishmaclaver?). Anyway, these poems are the …
Almost halfway done already. Wow… that’s hard to believe. This week’s poems ended up being a lot deeper than I expected, which is weird but also kind of cool. They were also harder to write than last week; I don’t really know why. And I was going to post this …
I saw this open tag on Aberdeen’s blog, and I thought it looked like fun so I grabbed it. Here are the rules: Thank the blogger who nominated you (thanks, Aberdeen!) Give eleven facts about yourself Answer the eleven questions given to you Tag eleven bloggers (or not 😛), and give …
