Family Kyrielle Poems

Lord, dear Lord, how I love you so,
may you be my truth, all I know.
Let me seek your voice, all day long,
knowing in you, I...

Read More

A righteous reward harvesting,
one mind in accord gathering,
the autumn seasoning succeeds,
as Promise holds the prayer beads.

Induced to wake and chase the sun
as day's light trim...

Read More

The shaking of the big old trees,
Pretty colors in the cool breeze
Falling leaves coming around me,
In October I love to see.


From the oven hot apple...

Read More

Adoption engraved in my blood ligaments and muscles 
Broken but finding the pieces to the puzzle 
The womb chewed me and spit me out
Became forever...

Read More

My ears, inclined to Jesus Christ.
My sins on his cross, sacrificed.
I believe in eternal life.
Authentic smile and full of life!

Friends depend on my faithfulness.
They can...

Read More

The best and most beautiful things in the world
cannot be seen or even touched—
they must be felt with the heart. Helen Keller


 

White glistening soft...

Read More

Remember the day
Apron strings loosed,untied
as maternal voices faltered and cried
Remember the day
When a soprano voice lost its elan
and a boy became a man
Remember the day
Peer...

Read More

Nestled cozily and sweet in a valley filled with holiday snow,
I am thrilled and delighted to watch the twinkling of the pretty lights.
Other people are...

Read More

For sunsets that can make me sigh;
for all your candy for the eye -
each mountain, forest, lake or shore.
I Praise you, God, for gifts galore.

For...

Read More

The year my mother wed his dad,
a red-haired boy would come to be
best role model I ever had.
Dale lives on in my memory.

Each day with...

Read More

Forgiving relatives are fleeting
Bristling angry, feeling violated
Listing all his bad points
Wondering why she would take him back

Her children are reluctant
Want to stay with grandma, more...

Read More

I began as a mother's dream,
who gave birth to me with a scream;
outside there was a howling wind,
and snow and me have always twined.

All the...

Read More

WHEN WOULD YOU ALL TAKE MY SAY

In traditional modern home I’m a daughter
I’m told what I should do, what I should wear
I haven’t grown up...

Read More

How brave she was, who lost her love
on Christmas week, to God above.
Strength of Job, tough resin of myrrh.
My dear grandma, how I loved her!

With...

Read More

Again, I was freed from a mad hurricane
Call it by any name, it's still the same
Two eldest siblings, lost their lives in the dark
Freedom implores...

Read More