We grieve but there is a love stronger than death, greater than the life given in this mortal breath. We grieve but there is life in a larger sense that exceeds the limits of our human experience. There is peace beyond the grave, deeper than the quiet of this temporal plane. There is hope higher … More A Poem: We Grieve
We are broken But we are entirely intact We are shattered but still in one piece We are grieving but still wholly complete We are lost but found We leave the throng and arrive in Him We run but never for long We look left, or right within and without He is always there, waiting … More A Poem: Inside Out
I love. I love from here. From my heart which burns and beats, and smiles and cries. Which starts and smarts with each move and turn of the subjects of my love. I am mother, I am wife. I am friend and lover of God. But my heart is inside out. Love does that. It … More A Poem: To Witness
“Brief life is here our portion, Brief sorrow…short-lived care. The life that has no ending, the tearless life is there. There God, our King and Portion… in fullness of His Grace, We shall then see forever, and worship face to face.” Bernard of Cluny “In the torment of the insufficiency of everything attainable, we come … More Daily Inspiration, 13 Mar 16
If you could see the circle of our house, you who have lost. You might see that just because, they are for a moment out of sight; they have not gone. No, our house is higher, and wider in circumference, than what we can measure with our mortal senses, and human minds. If we could … More A Poem: If you could see
God we cry for the children. For the children who have known nothing else, but war and strife, and chaos. And loss upon loss upon loss. Who have run out of tears, and options. Who trapped sit silenced in shock. Eyes speaking of a hope draining out with the blood of the lost. Has God … More A Poem: For the Children of War
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