Category: If we have not love…
Love to Poem
I write poems, because the process helps me think and because it brings me great joy. Writing seems to be the gift given to me to light myself out of darkness. By darkness I don’t necessaril... Read More
A Love Poem? (guest post)
Do we know love in part by experiencing the sorrow created when our hearts are broken? Or do we understand sorrow better because we have been touched by love? Maybe we can come at it from either e... Read More
Love for Strangers
The images I have for that day are all contrived; I was away when John called telling me Caleb had climbed the fence and was gone. But the panic was real, so my imagination filled in the details, bu... Read More
Love Poems – Guest Post
One of my writing friends, Kevin Ewaskow sent me this poem for our month of Love Poems. Thank you Kevin for letting us inside your Dad-on-the-sideline-heart. In the middle of it My middle daughter r... Read More
Love for the Journey
Before we were married, John wrote me a lullaby. It was comforting, soothing, and beautiful. On this Valentine’s Day, to celebrate that gift of love to me and the way we used it over the yea... Read More
Loving questions
Loving Questions Certainty disappears as illusively as now. This moment gone and gone again constantly slipping impossible to hold except with a question – What makes you afraid? How can I help you?... Read More
A love letter
Dear Lower Mainland, It’s complicated, I know. The snow doesn’t play nice. It’s a fair weather friend, (ironically) easily set off, fickle, regular rules don’t apply – the ones the rest of C... Read More
Love Drifts
A love poem for all those who have had it with the snow… Love Drifts I fell in love with snowflakes so large free falling skydivers kaleidoscopes of patterns slowed in motion piled up around me ... Read More