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I live in northwest Alabama, USA with my lovely wife Dale and 10 year-old son Benjamin. Enjoy cooking, photography, music (listening, performing, and recording), and now this relatively new hobby of writing. Before I became immersed in the Bible I never had

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Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Work: 2 of 110

A Ballad About A Caboose Out of pure necessity she takes her place at last. Now she's blind and cannot see the path down which she's led. An iron link, a jerk in front, and soon she's moving fast And all the while she's hoping for a chance to get ahead. Years go by and see our lady tire of her plight. The way is fixed ...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Enlightenment: 9 of 188

Epiphany And while He was still speaking, He vanished from their sight. The man was gone, but in the dawn Of Truth arose the light. A different stage, a bold new age When slaves to darkness learn. And all of one accord behold The Son of God's return. The power of darkness starts to fade As Light reveals its fear. The nations...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Sea & land: 4 of 49

Friends For Shore The ocean and the sand were as close as they could be The sand lay on the bottom, crushed by life's adversity "You move me lovely lady" said the sand so far from shore The ocean stirred the sand and let him dance like never before He felt su...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Vanity: 3 of 36

Reel Men This online scene sure has its perks I can’t believe my line still works So beautiful the way they hang now On my every word. I’ve got the ladies on a string You see, it’s how you work this thing Just cast yourself as being lost And keep their vision blurred. I’m hard to see and that’s ...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: A new life: 4 of 46

Second Birth Born of the flesh Man of the earth Natural man Natural birth Genesis of genitor Father of all The fruit of his loins Was destined to fall And fall we did Not far from the tree But how could we know We could not see Until the Light Sent from above Revealed true image Of Fatherly Love By dying to This world of sin...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Light: 8 of 71

The Light Is Borne All night long The star shines bright Yet still the scorn Of men remains She feels her song She sees the light She’s pushing hard Against the pains The words will come All in due time Not always cute Won’t always rhyme But rapt by holy mystery That piques her curiosity She longs to bring the wo...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Inspired: 6 of 53

Picture This Have to get this down and pass it on Cannot rest until the work is done I wrestled with the angel until the break of dawn And saw the Truth revealed in the rising of the Son Though sky is overcast and drowsy gray Our God will neither slumber nor sleep The chilly wind and ebbing waters mean it's time to pray For ...
Religion & Spirituality > Christian Doctrine & Issues Is it necessary to be baptized in the name of Jesus?: 3 of 26

For many churchgoers, baptism is the ritual that symbolizes “the washing away of our sins”. However, in a more real light, baptism is the divine process by which we are separated from the sins of the world, much like in the story of Noah and the Ark. Noah’s faith and trust in God led him t...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Afraid to love: 17 of 103

Blight Of Deceit Innocent and shy Trusting, unassuming She opened to the sky The pristine rose, first blooming. Charming in his ways he was The cunning fly-by-night. Lavished her with praise galore And left her deadly blight. What a sad, sad thing to see Where once was such elation The wilting rose with head bowed low In utt...
Creative Writing > Poetry Poetry: Resurrection: 14 of 81

Father knows Father, you know me You gave me the dream But folks of religion Are not what they seem? I follow your Light In this dry barren place With eyes to the sun The wind in my face. Have faith my child I’m with you still Come follow the Way Up yonder hill. Just knowing you, Father And all that I’ve heard As...