Life Watering Poems

Expect God to intervene
In your life in a fresh way
Roll away your anxieties and
See God move in a new way
To do His extraordinary work
Reign with...

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True love is not a fleeting thing, a fading flower
To be tossed aside when it begins to wither,
But revived, replenished, methodically nurtured,
Restoring the natural beauty...

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What a beautiful filled garden with gorgeous colors,                 ...

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Our garden of dreams
     is a fertile one-
with roots buried deep
     in heart, soul, and mind.
They're nurtured...

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taciturn springs rising
from within the quarry 
of deep earth's wisdom
urging lyrical waters to transpose
while held like singing seas of living reveries
of history and infinity
misting to...

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She was a wreck;
alcohol, drugs, and loneliness
were her company.
Men loved her body,
but avoided her soul like a plague.
“You will never be loved,”
she heard. 
Scornful whispers...

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I'm so confused,
raised to believe cooperative love overpowers competing fears
about scarcity of time, 
and other resources,
and anger about past over- and under-valuing of myself
as a...

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We as hollow dented reeds walk and grow in the sunshine of a limited space. Facing self a wearing the withering of our seasons. These...

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Watering Plants. 
The shadows of the outdoor plants I have watered
hang on the white washed wall of my cottage and
their flowers are closing like a...

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A common green
Garden hose coiled
Slithering head bright and erect
Suspended over the gaping crowns
And roots garmented in soil
And I 
At the foot of glowing tree
Or flower...

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Long after the neighborhood sprinklers
had shushed the night into silence
the closing of a door interrupted
and a dark figure glided across
the lawn, behind a wall
and disappeared.

A...

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How long must I travel down this dusty road
Till I find my own watering hole
It feels like its been a long, long time
Since I got...

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