When I'm tossed upon life's stormy seas And I don't know what to do, I'll fix my eyes upon the cross And hold to what is True - When my life gets rough and challenging- Through the dark I cannot see- Then I'll ask you for your guidance And trust your plan for me. - … Continue reading When Life Is Hard
Poetry
Starlight
Star light, star bright Last star I eat tonight I wish I may, I wish I might Have the dish I wish tonight. - Star light, star bright Certainly my stomach’s delight I wish I may, I wish I might Have the dish I wish tonight. - Star light, star bright Regrettably my belt feels … Continue reading Starlight
Cindy.
They were all sitting round the table playing cards. Except for Cindy. She was sitting on the floor. Pa was winning, but Kathy was close. But nobody noticed when Aunt Bertha snuck a card to her hand. Except for Cindy. She saw. And Ma didn't see it when Jack wiped his fingers on her best … Continue reading Cindy.
Where I’m From
I am from broken keyboards From Sharpies and MicroPerforate. I am from the lost pencils tucked in the couch (Sharp, pointed, they poked at my skin). I am from big, green jackfruits The sweet, sappy fruit that smells up the house I am from warm rolls and wavy hair, From Joan and Geraldine. I'm from … Continue reading Where I’m From
A Circle
I live inside a circle, A circle filled with people; And yet I often wonder Why I feel so alone. But am I? Changes come And people come, But it can work The opposite direction Just as well. If there are so many people In the circle where I live, Can't I get to know … Continue reading A Circle
She Has Left Me
I loved her and thought she loved me, But that is now no more. She has left me ne’er to return, But wait-there’s something at the door It is a shadow-the shadow of my grief. And to me it continuously clings. It scorns and laughs at all my pain, And my heart, its dark deeply … Continue reading She Has Left Me
Yogurt
White in color Soft as new snow Pleasantly sweet Creamy deliciousness
Crow
Hello readers! A thousand sorries that I have been absent for such a long time. I hope this makes up lost time and writing! (Note: this is written in a sort of old way of speaking, so when you see "ed," you would say it like the name Ed, as its own syllable.) What dust … Continue reading Crow
Thrive
Another swift kick of whimsy from yours truly. I think that if you exit time, got off the ride If you escape the motion Observe the commotion from outside I think you’d find a song A million lives humming and strumming along To the cosmic symphony of birth, living and dying Trying to survive, to … Continue reading Thrive
One Hundred Tales
Some tales tower to the clouds; Some are simply sweet. Some have lengths that stretch so far, None could ever reach. Some tales are staccato short; Some breathe mystery. Some find depth inside the heart; Some make history. Some tales speak of shining suns, Some still of tragedy. Some speak of adventures: Of knights, lords, … Continue reading One Hundred Tales
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