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Tag Archives: Poetry
Soliloquy of the Mountain Rock
The stone sits upon the mountainas though it had been there before the mountain learned its name. Long ago,when ice still ruled the young earth,some great hand of winter carried it— rolled it,lifted it,cast it forward— and left it here. … Continue reading
Genesis 16
— The God Who Sees The promise had been spoken, the stars had filled the night, but Sarah was still waiting. Years passed. The promise seemed to grow olderwhile her body grew tired. So Sarah said to Abram, “Perhaps the … Continue reading
Genesis 15
— Beneath the Stars of Promise After the battle,after the bread and wine,after the blessing of Melchizedek, Abram returned to the quietness of his tent. Victory had passed. But fear remained. In the silence of night, God came to him. … Continue reading
Regulator — Within the Rhythm
The Milky Way turns,the moon follows the earth,the sun descends through the gold of dusk—and all things move within a rhythmolder than our clocks. We built our lives around the hour:work, duty, waking,returning home. Then came retirement—the clock released us,the … Continue reading
Genesis 14
— When Blessing Meets War Kings rose against kings. The earth became a map of power, drawn in blood. Cities fell. Valleys burned. People were carried away like shadows from their own homes. Lot was among them. He had chosen … Continue reading
Genesis 13
– The Spacious Land Abram returned from Egypt, carrying with him his tents, his cattle, his silver and gold, and also the weight of what he had feared. Lot came with him, and the land could no longer hold them … Continue reading
Genesis 12
The Road God Opens [Poem as Reading the Bible] One day, God called Abram from the silencebetween yesterday and tomorrow. “Leave your country. Leave your kindred. Leave the house where your namehas always been known. Go— to a land I … Continue reading
Genesis 11
The Tower of One Voice [Poem as Reading the Bible] In the beginningafter the waters had forgottenthe shape of the flood, the whole earth spoke one language, one breath moving through every mouth,one sound rising from the human family. And … Continue reading
Genesis Ten
– The Many Faces of One Humanity [Poem as Reading the Bible] After the waters,after the ark,after the mountainrose again from silence,the earth beganto breathe. A dove returnedwith an olive leaf—small as a whisper,yet enough to tell the heart: Life … Continue reading
Genesis Nine
– The Covenant of Life After the waters receded, after the ark opened, after Noah stepped onto the new earth, God spoke again. “Be fruitful. Multiply. Fill the earth. Live.” The world had been washed clean, but humanity had not … Continue reading
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