Snowflakes fell in June Snowflakes fell in June And hiking paths opened along the Mariana Trench So governments argued over how to split the tax. The Grand Canyon was a prairie And talking heads talked of condos To fill such … Continue reading Poem: Snowflakes Fell in June
Theft With little pudgy fingers You stole my heart And locked it away Behind milky eyes of innocence It was a theft without provocation A crime without a cause And now I am nothing But melted chocolate In your pudgy … Continue reading Poem: Theft
On the heels of Wednesday night, Thursday morning comes rolling in, wafting shades of sunny spring under lingering winter chill, and he asks me what I want today. “I want the world,” is my reply with eyes wide and bright … Continue reading Thursday Morning
This is my latest attempt at abstract art. This painting is called The Birth of Idea. It represents a spark inside of us, and how that spark can ignite, grow, and effect change. I love art, particularly abstract and surrealists. … Continue reading Art and the Birth of Idea
Last night, several of us went out to dinner. That sounds so much more sophisticated than it was. We went to IHOP’s free pancake day. To celebrate World Pancake Day, and raise awareness for charity, yesterday IHOP gave away a … Continue reading Liquid Crystal Friendship
It’s a fallen world and we are all broken pieces of Adam’s fall, floating, moving, and trying to make some sense it all. And in the middle of it, we are crying for God to come and save us. Because … Continue reading Fallen
