Image by Xin on Unsplash Clamoring for the Bottom Rung by Carole L. Haines Even if no one else ever sees down deep in the darkest parts of me I see and God sees or if no one else ever knows the harshest thoughts, the hurts, the wounds . . . I know and … Continue reading Poetry: Clamoring for the Bottom Rung, by Carole L. Haines
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Inspirational Post: The Remedy for Discouragement
Photo by Rod Long (Unsplash) The Remedy for Discouragement by Nicole Byrum It’s a Wonderful Life is a classic Christmas movie loved by many for the last seven decades. I hadn’t seen it for quite some time and enjoyed watching it with my family this past holiday season. It was the first viewing for both … Continue reading Inspirational Post: The Remedy for Discouragement
The Steps That Lead To Nowhere
Photo by Tama66 (Pixabay) The Steps That Lead To Nowhere by Carole L. Haines Our family just loves to visit abandoned places. There are a few really interesting ones near our home. Our son is especially into this, so we go on hikes with him to see these places. He studies up on … Continue reading The Steps That Lead To Nowhere
The Princess and Her Prince, A Poem by Anna Jensen
(photo by Photo by Alice Alinari on Unsplash) The Princess and Her Prince by Anna Jensen The princess knew not where she wandered nor quite how she had got there Isolated in a darkened dell devoid of friends or fairies. Snared, entrapped, bramble-bound. Muddied, soiled, abused. Pristine gown, stained and spattered slashed and briar-torn Feet … Continue reading The Princess and Her Prince, A Poem by Anna Jensen
Flash Fiction: Ascending
Ascending It’s cold underwater. Holding my breath, watching the bubbles bloat and pop in front of me before rising to the surface, I float in the deep. The sun sparkles from beyond the water’s surface, bright yellow, warm, golden. And I know he is also there, so close and yet so far away. I hadn’t … Continue reading Flash Fiction: Ascending
