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Skipping Philosopher Stones
Advertisements He picked up a flat, smooth stone and skipped it as far across the cold, clear lake as he could. His thoughts rippled with the effect of his throw. It was a brief distraction from his heartbreak; a well needed one. It had been three weeks since their chemistry faded. He did not write… Read more
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Vanitas
Advertisements The crowd echoed: Death took them too soon!Can death take those who do not belong to us? The crowd echoed: Life ending was a gracious gift for their suffering!What discernment have we to determine true blessings? The crowd echoed: They were still so young!Is youth truly measured in length of days? The crowd echoed:… Read more
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Chaoskampf
Advertisements I roll my thoughts like Sisyphus, punished for my hubris, yet not absurd enough to find meaning in it. I said I would wait for you forever, though I did not expect to have to mean it. I no longer trust the clocks. I found the calendar to be a liar. Shattered schedules have… Read more
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Far From Home
Advertisements He was pulled off on the side of the road to tie the tarp back down in the bed of his truck when the phone rang. He locked eyes with her photo on the screen. Eyes that brought him so much joy now looked back at him with judgement in every pixel. The picture… Read more
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HOPE IV
Advertisements I’m stuck between a hopeful futureAnd an all too well forgotten past. One day, even someday, this dreamWill draw breath and walk with me. Time lies that it’s as lifeless as stone,Chipped away at more each month. A heart without break is hardly love;I grow patience because we are eternal. I’d dash myself into… Read more
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My Lament
Advertisements I feel Thou hast abandoned me;Forsake me not, O Lord. Thine absence burns like fire,Yet all I have done is grumble. I shall not survive much longer this way,Unless Thou knowest that I can. This cross is the narrow way,Still I cannot understand it. Thy will be done in me,Even if I cannot bear… Read more
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Hope Is a Slow Death
Advertisements The supreme goal of many people today, even many Christians, is to escape suffering at all costs, regardless of how minute or inconspicuous. Yet not even our Lord evaded suffering, being a man of sorrows, and acquainted with grief (Is. 53:3). Indeed, no matter how far mankind advances, or thinks that he has, which… Read more
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