Nothing Sheepish About The Irish
Irish She Is A bit of Heaven, The Irish Way a strange blend of shyness, pride, and conceit, and a stubborn refusal to bow in defeat, she is mollycoddled and ready to anger and fight, yet the smile of a child fills her soul with delight, her eyes are the quickest to well up in […]
Still
Still, after all this time I: Know right from wrong Believe that it is better to give than to receive Know that goodness, love, and Godliness will always defeat evil Believe that there is a paradise that lies just beyond the gates of eternity that someday I will call home Believe the most important personal […]
What We Really Need
When I thought I needed sunshine, he sent me rain When I thought I needed healing and already had my share of pain, he sent me more When I was looking for a mountaintop, all I saw were the valleys below Jesus always seems to know what I need When I thought I needed friendship, he […]
The Heart Of The Renewed American Dream
Behold A New Earth Arising Dream on school girl, dream on. The light within each one of us needs to be reborn in order to share, but not without struggle, the new America that is coming into being by the “Power Of The One” There are times and places when one’s voice needs to be heard […]
Older People
God, I love older people; They grew up in the days of black and white When wrong was wrong, and right was right When you never had to worry about finding them on Sunday morning They would be with their sons and daughters in pew number three But now this modern world has us feeling […]
Sitting on the edge of a new life
Breaking the age code As we grow older we should bemoan the urge to become frustrated and complain; rather than live with joy, because there is no choice but to see everyday nuisances as something to make our lives richer. To age exuberantly, we must first recognize our “Internal ageism” and put up a good fight […]
Joy in the moment
Pictures in my head, words from my heart “She danced up to the looking glass lying on her nightstand, and gazed upon sunny fields of children changing memories into raindrops to be saved for a stormy day” “Our search begins and ends in the church” “The will of a girl and her horse can never […]
The Trap of Being Right
The lost art of peaceful Connection Fear, anger, discontent, and disconnection, are rapidly growing amid a deep and vast valley of confusion about finding peaceful ways to resolve our conflicts. Arguing and shouting at each other get you nowhere. Both sides prefer to judge each other for being less than they really are, while the […]