Monthly Archives: February 2015

My world’s been dipped in crystal, it happened overnight, In silence and grand wonder, I awoke to such a sight. Every branch on every tree encased in icy glaze, And when the slightest light shines forth its brilliance is ablaze. … Continue reading →

I heard the usual summer song; a siren pierced the night, So I said something short not long, a prayer released in flight. It flew up through the ceiling, beyond the bounds of earth, Though genuine with feeling, I wondered … Continue reading →

The years have etched its laugh lines across her peaceful face, She longs between her work on earth and for a better place. She has no fear of mortal man, but for the Holy Father, Her work for Him, her … Continue reading →

The Creator of the universe went to Simon’s house for dinner, Simon was a religious man, no lowly common sinner. “Welcome to my humble home,” was Simon’s pious greeting, “I hope that you’ll enjoy your stay while you and I … Continue reading →

I held a tiny infant boy, on joyous Christmas day, And in my ear, the voice of God it really seemed to say, “Behold the little one you hold, your arms provide his care, Would I to men entrust my … Continue reading →

Upon Your door, my heart knocks, Always open, never locked. I seek Your will and I find peace, By faith my joy, it will increase. I seek Your purpose, within my life, I find the path, marked by Christ. The … Continue reading →

My dear sweet Loving Jesus, I have a simple plea, This time it’s not for others, this times it’s just for me. By Your Word is how I heard of a man that You did heal, And by Your Name … Continue reading →

Hold on to God, though weak your grip, He’ll take your hand, won’t let you slip. Cliff-hangers come to all our lives, We need not wait for help to arrive, The Hand that made can also save, From little things … Continue reading →

When I was just a wee small lad, about the age of seven, I thought that I’d been raptured up to the seventh heaven. Out of all the boys in my hometown I was the chosen one, A drawing was … Continue reading →