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Sabbath Evening by the River
"I find The rushing draught has put The stillness back in me."... Read More
On the Lighter Side…Gender Confusion at the Sportsman’s Warehouse
Share In light of the ongoing (and honestly, ad nauseum) bathroom gender discussions, I thought I’d share my own gender confused bathroom story. Last fall I was visiting Sportsman’s Wareho... Read More
The “Tipping” Year
Share Saturday was our 22nd Wedding Anniversary. I’ve been calling this the “Tipping” year because this is the year that marks the point where we’ve officially been together fo... Read More
Grave at the Quiet Bend
"The fingers of shadow lengthen Along the quiet bend Of the road that runs from East to West Beside the grave of a friend."... Read More
Untouchable in America
The overweight. The obese. The chubby. The fat. The plump. These are the untouchables in America.... Read More
The Cowardice of Disbelief
Disbelief, by comparison, is just so blessedly easy. All it requires is our disinterest, our contempt, or our anger. Anger is easy compared to kindness.... Read More
To Grandma on Ezekiel’s Birth
ShareThis poem was written just a few days after my firstborn son was born and as my Grandma Stratton was slowly slipping away from mortality. Grandma had suffered a stroke that kept her bedridden and... Read More
The Gift of Grief
Share I have been expecting a call to tell me of my Dad’s death for several years. The powerful, larger than life man who could swing me around in his arms when I was a child has given way to the fr... Read More