Category Archives: Monthly Monday Poetry
The Paradox of Freedom
The Paradox of Freedom Surrounded by a sea of people celebrating liberty Little could they see that they are bound in slavery. In the light of the day The darkness was still their way. Decked in red, white, and blue … Continue reading
Filed under Christianity, Everyday Life, Holidays, Monthly Monday Poetry, Slavery, The Gospel
Justice
I’ve had a crazy time lately with grad parties and school and such so I just dug this out of my collections of poems for this month. This is somewhat old so it’s not the best, but I have a … Continue reading
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Hope in A Stranger’s Eyes
She smiles as she dances to and fro Around her do her dresses flow Her Amma and Pitaa surrounded her with love Yet in her future was pain undreamed of In one instance it was all gone Her parents … Continue reading
Filed under Christianity, Justice, Missions, Monthly Monday Poetry, Passion, Slavery
April Poetry: Untitled Musings
Here is my poetry for this month. I wrote this in early March after being inspired by this article by Leslie Ludy (Note: this article is very blunt about sexual sins in men so use discretion before reading.) May God … Continue reading
Filed under Christianity, Everyday Life, Faith, Monthly Monday Poetry, Passion
The Call (Monthly Poetry Challenge)
Before I post my poetry, I need to mention how I was inspired for this poem. My dear friend Abigail’s mom, Lynnette Kraft, wrote a wonderful book that I am currently reading entitled In Faithfulness He Afflicted Me. It’s about her … Continue reading
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Monthly Poetry Challenge: February
Well my dear blog friend Abigail has started a monthly poetry blogging challenge that I decided to take her offer up on. I write a little bit of poetry and have always liked it, I just often lack motivation … Continue reading
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