Along The Eastern Shore
This poem tries to capture the Atlantic at high tide in the spring: the gathering light, the measured rise of the waves, and the strange beauty of power that feels both ordered and alive.
This poem tries to capture the Atlantic at high tide in the spring: the gathering light, the measured rise of the waves, and the strange beauty of power that feels both ordered and alive.
A reflective poem tracing the life of a sparrow and the quiet providence of God—reminding us that not one small life is forgotten before Him.
I leapt before my lungs drew breath, a dance within my mother’s womb, stirred by the nearness of the Coming One, the Word made
In shadows deep a patient lay, Bound tight by death’s unyielding sway, A heart within—corrupt, untrue, Blackened through, as sin will do. Beside
I will start including some of my poetry on this site; here's one I recently wrote, thinking through our current culture.