American poetry

  • The First Present of Christmas

    The first present of ChristmasWas not wrapped with bright paper,Shiny ribbons, sparkling bows,Or ties with ends that taper.The first present of ChristmasWas not large in any way,No impressive size,And not containing much to weigh.The first present of ChristmasDid not rattle,… Continue reading

    The First Present of Christmas
  • The First Adam and the Last Adam

    When You breathed life into Adam and thenWhen You removed his rib to make his Eve,When You closed up his side with flesh again,Did you a scar on his perfect flesh leave?In Your unblemished world he did receiveBlemish to make… Continue reading

    The First Adam and the Last Adam
  • Because of Your Support You Gave to This! (Part 3)

    Thanks to your support of my book, Learning to Love: A Collection of Poetry and 40 Daily Devotions, you also helped feed the hungry, clothe the poor, and support families during financial crisis through Inside-Out Ministries. Continue reading

    Because of Your Support You Gave to This! (Part 3)
  • Because of Your Support You Gave to This! Part 2

    Because of your support, you have given Christmas to children in poverty and high-risk situations who would otherwise have no Christmas gifts this year! Continue reading

    Because of Your Support You Gave to This! Part 2
  • Because of Your Support You Gave to This! (Part 1)

    Today, I’d like to spotlight a ministry local to my area: the Huntsville Pregnancy Resource Center. This organization offers free pregnancy testing and ultrasounds as well as pregnancy support, parenting classes, free baby supplies for attending classes, information about abortions,… Continue reading

    Because of Your Support You Gave to This! (Part 1)
  • Homeschooler’s Prayer

    Thank you, God, for this day. Please bless it to Your name, I pray. Please bless my mind and bless my eyes That I may learn and become wise. Please bless my heart, that I obey, So I can learn… Continue reading

    Homeschooler’s Prayer
  • One Nation Under Man

    A house divided cannot stand. It’s like a castle in the sand. It’s like a palace on the shore With a storm coming to its door. A house divided cannot live. It won’t repent and won’t forgive. It sharpens swords… Continue reading

    One Nation Under Man