Moon Pastoral Poems

The way the moon faithfully spans across the sky-- does prove He
designed the lunar path to be elliptical -- how groovy --
and blessed --we are--...

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Morning mist over Molly`s,
     a late August gold haze.
     Crossing hay fields of Danville,
   ...

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Young one,
Enjoy your youth
Be happy while you are still young
Do what you want to do
 And follow your heart’s desire
But remember the LORD 
Is going...

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Prepossessing pair liquefy as a still river’s exquisite glaze ~
An undercurrent ripples in the lazy meander to ply compliance
Yellow tones of twilight seep slowly, warming...

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A pastoral tragi-comedy – twelve hours long. 
It begins with twilight: the day’s oozing hours,
Creating somber music of a melancholic song:
The theme song to mourn...

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Instruction
by Michael R. Burch

Toss this poem aside
to the filigreed and the wild tide
of sunset.

Strike my name,
and still it is all the same.
The onset

of night is...

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Greetings to each of you my dearly beloved brothers and sisters. Please read these seventeen blessings rendered for you in God's grace:

I. May God’s love...

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Soft, simple wind go on a path that is made clear,
Freshly lays anew for each breath that one appear,
The subtle ripple spreads on a course...

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By The Light Of The Silvery Moon

Man seizes the ramble of a wayward moon,
Echoes clear its pale look melancholy tune,
It lends a trail took before...

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INTIMATE WORSHIP 

In your presence, it is our time.
I am yours you are mine, 

Now filled with you presence within my being,
Only you in my...

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Things Fall Apart
The moon is not lighter
The day I saw the moon
The sun is not brighter
The time I saw the sun
Thee were not like this
The...

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Hope is a description of an expectation of both tangible and imaginative things.
Hope brings  me joy because i am comforted that things will be...

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Who may reveal mystery of the stars, moon and light
from the curtain he controls, philosophers say
men bow to worship the cow, cross and clay
and in...

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A Day

In the beginning in a dark void space
God created the sun; it was for light
The light was divided from the dark and  he...

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Afloat I am, 
The blind horizon spreads to no end.
O river of rivers, 
The queen river,
Flow as you wish, 
Gather silt forever
That on your shores...

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