Rosalind Goforth (1864-1942); Presbyterian Missionary to China, 1888-1924

“Could we with ink the ocean fill,Were the whole sky of parchment made,Were every blade of grass a quill,And every man a scribe by trade,To write the love of God above,Would drain the ocean dry,Nor could the scroll contain the whole,Though stretched from sky to sky.” “We may trust him fullyAll for us to do;ThoseContinue reading “Rosalind Goforth (1864-1942); Presbyterian Missionary to China, 1888-1924”

Drowning Man

He came to me in a dream,Dripping wet in accusations,Of wrongdoing, wrong thinking,Of tragedy, woe and avarice. He wore a look of expectation,As if to shed these aches of the heart,For he knows his time is short,And his mortality is drowning. Yet he has reveled a lifetime full,In perdition, telling lies,And drunk selfishness,Until all haveContinue reading “Drowning Man”

Relax, You’re Not In Charge

I find myself in great enjoyment,Of these early morning drives,Cool wind through the windows,Of the days beginning lives. The sun is up just so,It lays into my eyes,Begging pardon for the blinding,Still the moon commands the sky. What shall I do with this gift been given,Shall I pray, play, or die?I await His Holy instruction,AndContinue reading “Relax, You’re Not In Charge”

Marta Gonzalez – Prima Ballerina

Music starts to the maestro’s baton,Graceful hands like a flower unfurl,Her eyes and chin roam high above,On her toes, with her mind in a twirl. Notes from Swan Lake greet her,Fettered in a grotto corner space,But memories slip out her castle,Showing surfeit of skill and grace. More beautiful now than ever before,As admirers watch inContinue reading “Marta Gonzalez – Prima Ballerina”

Life In Prologue

You were created for eternal life,No matter what this life betides,As a prologue of creative design,An amuse-guele for today allied. Be encouraged that there is no ending,No death to worry or thwart,For death was conquered by Jesus,Our inheritance his heavenly court. We age to approach the beginning,Moving closer to the starting line,A glory too muchContinue reading “Life In Prologue”