The Two Great Lights (a sestina inspired by the solar eclipse)
As I write, the moon is in its waning crescent; there’ll be a new moon in two days which means […]
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Poems
The Spirit declares (a poem for Pentecost – part inspired by the book of Hebrews)
The Spirit declares, “The way is now shown,” Let Spirit and truth bring life to these stones
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A sonnet on the Trinity (a poem)
I did not want a solo deity
For I had heard that God is Trinity
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A list poem on the Trinity (a poem) (part inspired by the Nicene Creed)
With many names, but just one Name,
Each is God
And each is Lord.
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An acrostic on the Trinity (a poem)
Try me. The door is open.
Reach beyond my surface self
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A blackout poem on the Trinity (a poem)
ALL other … The the and the
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Three haikus on the Trinity (a poem)
In kindness, equal. In ability, boundless. In fellowship holy.
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Three limericks on the Trinity (a poem)
They say don’t say much on the Trinity
Lest you show a human affinity
For getting it wrong.
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A palindrome poem on the Trinity (a poem) (part inspired by Ephesians 1:7-10)
Mysteries of time
Are coming to fulfilment —
And all the blessings of heaven
Are promised to us in Christ
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A villanelle on the Trinity (a poem)
God, besides whom, there is none. Rock of waters, fount of flame, Holy Spirit, Father, Son.
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A sestina on the Trinity (a poem)
Beginning with your word, the Word.
“Light.” You spoke and there was life.
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The fire of day 50: a poem for Pentecost (with pictures)
A wild sweeping of pneumatic might,
A swelling river of air in flight.
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The God who reigns (a poem)
In the days before, The shroud of earth and stone Proclaimed each successor To assume the throne.
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The God who saves (a poem)
You are the architect of destination,
Terraforming eternity into a new expanse
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The God who commands (a poem)
I’m not surprised That the life well-lived Is one where command meant something.
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The God who sits (a poem)
Did you know, there is a throne
High above this wandering world?
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The God who forms (a poem) (with pictures)
That he would craft such little things
From such a fragile, brittle means.
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The God who ceases (a poem) (with pictures)
Count the calendar you have curated, Claim the completion of all you created.
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The God who creates (a poem)
What was not, becomes.
The null acquires meaning.
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The God who gives his voice (a poem) (with pictures)
Thunder erupts and the heavens reverb Like a shattering nerve To the base of the earth.
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