Winning the Oldest War

The longest-running war of all time is ironically not between countries or ethnic groups. There is one older and filled … More

Planting

Blueness Six million dead and the blueness of a wound, scars in the inward parts, is there a blueness to … More

Secret Cove The barren season moves with stealth behind the scenes of autumn, steadily edging toward the razor cold and … More

Handel He never considered for a second the standing ovations, the wild applause, the tears of joy, the years of … More

Three Strands Before the Lord returns, three strands will entwine to prepare the way. The practice of Sabbath rest, the … More

Age is that hard cold number that starts out too hot to touch and cools through the passing of seasons. … More

Justice Society demands vengeance but cannot bear justice, requires morality but cannot stand faultless under a searchlight, expects order but … More

A New Poem I love a new poem that I must read over and over. First run is a foreign … More

Peering into the Dark Friends and family line up orderly, row by row, to pay respect to the widow’s dead … More