Beside still waters. Along paths of righteousness. In a dark valley, overflowing cups. A soul restored for His name’s sake.… Read more The Crux of Psalm 23 {Dominus Imperium Mensa Praesentia Hostis}
Category: Poetry
Koala Talons
Koala Talons When they say “bear!”, they cannot mean the koala. For when we say “bear!”, it’s usually followed by the… Read more Koala Talons
Write Your Own Haiku November: Technological Pet Peeves
Last month I included a reader participation post, wherein budding poets interested in the art of haiku, were encouraged to… Read more Write Your Own Haiku November: Technological Pet Peeves
Write A Haiku October: Table Fellowship
Here’s something a little different that requires some reader participation. Write a haiku then post it in one of two… Read more Write A Haiku October: Table Fellowship
Vaya con Dios Anberlin
One of the best rock acts to appear in the recent decade has called it a day. Vaya con Dios… Read more Vaya con Dios Anberlin
Mere Haiku
If you’ve been following my blog for a while now, you would be aware of my fascination with haiku. If… Read more Mere Haiku
aRt & tHeOlOgY: Haiku For Autumn
Here is another attempt at writing a haiku and a paraphrase of one of todays readings. Climate changes. Cold leaves fall. Textures… Read more aRt & tHeOlOgY: Haiku For Autumn
Coleridge: Where But God’s Shadow May Fall, Grief Cannot Be!
…the clouds are the dust of his feet. (Nahum 1:3) From Samuel Taylor Coleridge’s: God’s Omnipresence: A Hymn ‘Lord, even… Read more Coleridge: Where But God’s Shadow May Fall, Grief Cannot Be!
A Glistening Valiant Vista
It is true that water falls and land descends. But, it is also true that land ascends as water falls.… Read more A Glistening Valiant Vista
Preamble To The Fall of Empire
I speak into the void. The sound of my voice echoes back at me; The reverb of a roosters crow;… Read more Preamble To The Fall of Empire
Rod Lampard 