As I abide in Christ, He gives me wisdom and understanding. He changes me, helping me share love and encouragement even in challenging situations.
Abide in Christ: Gain Wisdom and Love
Category: Poetry
Trust in God Alone: Find Hope, Joy, Love, and Freedom
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.
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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.
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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?
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A Shock of Surprise, Terror and More
I had a shock of surprise and trauma, but I was not alone. God provided, through friends and family, upholding me through the entire ordeal.
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Poetry Review Written in a Special Way: ReVerse
Sunday evening I wrote my second ReVerse poem. It’s a fun way of poetry review taking one line from work covering a certain period of time.
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Enjoy God’s Gifts Found on these Crisp Autumn Days
Autumn might just be my favorite season of the year to enjoy God’s gifts of nature. I love to walk outdoors quietly by myself.
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Light Fades Quickly as Day Gives Way to Night
LIGHT FADES QUICKLY A log house on a hill is where I’ve made my home since the spring of 1998. Needless to say, over that many years with many people living here off and on, we’ve collected quite a bit of clutter. Cleaning house can […]
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Discover Inspiration for Poetry in 3 Easy Ways
What do you do when you want to write poetry, but you have no inspiration? I’m sure everyone has their own ideas, and I also have my own. Today, I will share three easy ways to discover inspiration when it seems to be illusive.
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10 Minutes of Stillness: Benefits and How to Begin
A few years ago, I began practicing 10 minutes of stillness each day, but somewhere along the way, I stopped. It seemed to just slip away, and I don’t remember the last time.
