As I pondered the words of the song, I wrote a poem, expressing my desire to live in the freedom that comes when I trust in God alone.
Trust in God Alone: Find Hope, Joy, Love, and Freedom
Author: Gayl Wright
A grandmother, but young at heart, Gayl loves to explore new areas of creativity as she writes for her blog, composes poems, dabbles in her art journal, and spends time outdoors enjoying the beauty of creation.
A Unique Poetry Style: Than-bauk
If you know me, you know I love a good poetry challenge. Than-bauk is a unique poetry style that is concise, short, yet full of meaning.
Share this:
3 New Poems Inspired by Taking a Look Back
3 NEW POEMS Writing poetry is one of my favorite activities. I always enjoy the challenge of different types of poetry. Today I’m sharing 3 new poems, all taken from the blog posts I’ve written in 2023. The form is ReVerse, where I look back […]
Share this:
Abide in Christ: Savor His Unconditional Love
When we think about the sacrifice Jesus made for us, we understand a bit of His unconditional love. We taste and see that the Lord is good (Psalm 34:8) as we abide in Him.
Share this:
Cadae Poetry: A New Challenge for Pi Day
Have you ever heard of cadae poetry? No? Neither had I until today. Would you believe it has something to do with mathematics?
Share this:
More Fun with Prompts after Writing Challenge Ends
Hmm, could I have more fun with prompts even though the challenge was over? Is it possible to use all four of these words in one post?
Share this:
Being a Good Steward: A Challenge and a Privilege
BEING A GOOD STEWARD Being a good steward is a privilege but can also be a challenge. If you’re responsible for few things, it might be easy to care well for them. What if you’ve taken on too much and feel like you don’t have […]
Share this:
God Never Changes: His Love is Eternal
We, as people, often change our minds about many things, but God never changes. God is love. He is holy, just, and worthy of adoration..
Share this:
Keep Being Brave Even if the Threat is Great
WHEN A THREAT COMES Sometimes we are overwhelmed by a cacophony of voices coming from many directions and venues. We are told what to eat or what not to eat, what to wear or not wear, where to go or not go, and so on. […]
Share this:
Unexpected Danger and Wounds Treated with Love
Have you ever been surpised by Unexpected Danger? Here’s a story of something I faced at the age of ten on the way to a piano lesson.
