The Beautiful Tears: poetry by Robert Funderburk
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abstract, blue and gold, image by Annalise Batista, on Pixabay, modified A New Life August, 1957, your fast ended When a boy of fifteen...


Jericho Roads: poems by Mark D. Stucky
between Jericho and Jerusalem, image by nour tayeh, on unsplash Jericho Roads At the end of the rock-strewn road, fell the walls...
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The Holy Spirit Moves: poems by Janice Canerdy
open Bible, image by Agnieszka Monk, on Pixabay The Holy Spirit Moves The Holy Spirit moves within to help my mind discern which paths...
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Heartwork: poems by Kathryn Sadakierski
ripples in a pond, image by stux, on Pixabay Music of the Spirit I never really feel as useful As I want to be, But I love that when I...
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Their Own Confetti: poems by Juan Pablo Mobili
confetti, image by Golda Falk, on Pixabay Surrender I’m ready to give myself up, I come out with my hands high in the air and see what...
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Waiting: art by Carl Scharwath
"Waiting," paintography by Carl Scharwath "Angel of the Portal," art by Carl Scharwath "Cloud Reflection," photo by Carl Scharwath...
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The Power of Words: by Tuhin Ojha
rose, image by Bianca Van Dijk, on Pixabay The Power of Words There was an enormous gathering near the serene park following Valentine’s...
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Important Singing: essay by Isabel Chenot
mother with child, art by Isabel Chenot Important Singing From Genesis to Revelation, one of the archetypes that broods over scripture is...
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Haiku by EG Ted Davis
spring, abstract, image by ksushlapush, on Pixabay We before the Judge, our Attorney is present, there is no jury. ____________________...
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The Cross: meditations
metal cross image by fayrowland, on Pixabay See-through cross sees through me or, I should say, the One who died there sees through me—...
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New Growth: poem by Carol Farnsworth
spring growth, photo by C. B. Harris New Growth From barren branches a shoot of green appears. Smaller than a speck but growing each day....
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When the World Was Quiet: poem by Nolo Segundo
mountain landscape, image by Heidelbergerin, on Pixabay When the World Was Quiet When the world was quiet And life moved with grace, Time...
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Canyon Flame: poems by Mark Weinrich
carnival glass, photo by Janine Pickett WATER OF LIFE High above Forsyth Creek the mountainside is dappled in apricot gold. Just below a...
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Pray It Ahead: poems by Linda McCullough Moore
candle, image by Anemone123, on Pixabay Does Jesus Look for Me Even led blindfolded, I leave a trail of bread crumbs in my wake. A scent,...
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October 22, 2021: narrative by Daun M. Wright
woman praising God, image by Barbara Jackson, on Pixabay October 22, 2021 I'm on a train heading to Toronto, why? Who is in Toronto? The...
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New Issue of Spirit Fire Review! March 2022
fuchsia, image by jorgland24, on Pixabay Welcome to Spirit Fire Review's newest issue! I'm excited that half of our contributors ...
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What Love Can Be: poems by Joe Bisicchia
tulips, image by stux, on Pixabay Our Gestalt Perfect we are not, yet somehow we are. By grace. See good Lord’s mercy and forgiveness,...
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Bread Haiku: 3 haiku by Kim Deslaurier
fresh-baked bread, image by Kim Deslaurier Bread Haiku Baking bread my prayer Thanksgiving and praise to God for all of His Love * Rising...
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Harvest: poems by Mark Weinrich
Harvest Sunset, photo by Mark Weinrich HARVEST SUNSET Cotton dust hovers in the west Texas sky. Dust that sparks and flares, igniting...
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Living in a Dry Land: poems by Nolo Segundo
Sahara dust, image by Qlug, on Pixabay Quintessence of Dust [With a nod to the Bard] We are the moving dust, we are the breathing dust,...
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