Earth Reclaimed Legends of a Golden Age or Blessed Era of Sinlessness Exists among Egyptians, Mexicans, Peruvians, and Tibetans too. They also spoke of tragedy: A Fall Into Sin where deep darkness begins to drive the Light of Righteous to flicker and die within growing nations feeding no hungry desires to try to rekindle a … More Earth Reclaimed
“You Will See It” I hate fear. To tear around when creaks did crawl my flesh to tears because of the wicked. I love Jah. He cherishs my delight; fights/fought for my faithful rights stilling any nauseous fright because of the wicked. Wither or shrivels green new grass is how the evil one will quickly … More “You Will See It”
Hope stumbles not forever. It climbs steps, hills, then mountains steady and straight though it’s gait sometimes hesitates in vicious storms. Yet, it always performs. Lifts its members from the bull’s horns tossing them in angry scorn. Temporarily bruised, beaten, torn maybe bleeding sadly forlorn remember, for this is the time for which ‘hope’ is … More Hope Doesn’t Fold
Why, Lost, the little girl, lies a field crying Among thorns, thistles, broken–not trying; Yet, Despair, a cancerous lad confined Smiles radiates hearts of even the blind? Lost believed her bubbles blown, flown, would last. Til a hot sun popped each into a past. While, Despair, held firm and staunch for a cure. His … More Hope
However, be assure that behind the scenes, horrible, debilitating ‘viruses’ cast as famine, pestilence, and war causing mankind’s death will soon be eliminated forever. Some may hear current news and become fearful of an impeding apocalypse. … More Hope In . . .
Saw ‘Collateral Beauty’ yesterday on DVD. Unfortunately, before I did I read the critic’s reviews, which may have prejudiced me. And I was a bit tired while watching it so I probably missed some key parts. Whatever the reason, I ended sad for all involved in this movie’s making, because I felt their goal was to make … More Collateral Beauty
I remember watching this film. As a young adult I felt inspired to take nothing! . . . Ever. The movie sort of ignited an already vigilante spirit I had as a child. Imagine, age six, thinking of how to defend myself in future volatile situations with weaponry and violence. One would think I lived in a warzone, instead of a house with a single-mother and seven brothers. … More Thelma and Louise
Night owls hoot; squirrels escaped crows play.
A quiet calm heightens my fears.
Then winds increase. I kneel to pray:
More moons please race around my sphere.
If death arrives I’ll fall asleep, … More A Light in the Night
Steve Goodwin was a talented musician, but he recorded or wrote anything down. As his memory began to fade, his family found a professional pianist to help save the music in his head. … More Lovely…yet, sad
https://videopress.com/embed/TTrQyCDX?hd=0&autoPlay=0&permalink=0&loop=0 This week’s Photo Challenge is all about sharing “a photo of things that complement each other” all that jazz 27.2.17 Two weeks ago we spent a memorable weekend in Seattle where of course we visited the famous Pike Place Market. At the entrance to the market we enjoyed the great jazz of Seattle’s Speakeasy … More Art and Jazz
ITH & SB 