A Poem by Elizabeth Brooks: "Crystal Tear"Crystal Tear Have you ever been in bed awake in awe over someone or worry with wonder until daybreak Have you ever had a tear that welled...
A Call to Love: "A Mustard Seed" by Elizabeth BrooksA Mustard Seed Ten days ago, I met a beautiful person full of passion and personality. She was looking for one of my colleagues who had...
A Poem by Elizabeth Brooks: "Your Reflection"Your Reflection You love to talk to me in the mirror when I'm putting on my make-up a brilliant piece would come to me a thought or...
A Call to Love: "I Speak to the Sound of My Cry" by Elizabeth BrooksI Speak to the Sound of My Cry I speak to the sound of my cry and try to stifle it inside but the sound has pain of its own; unable to...
A Call to Love by Elizabeth Brooks: "Prodigal Child"PRODIGAL CHILD REMEMBER THERE IS NO DAWN WITHOUT A NIGHT! No matter how human beings try, they cannot shed their skin of origin. They...
A Poem by Elizabeth Brooks: "Daughters of Our Cities"Daughters of Our Cities in urban towns and rural villages we celebrate you! The spirit of God dwells in you. You may be broken, violated but
A Call to Love by Elizabeth Brooks: "Morning, Noon and Infinite"Morning, Noon and Infinite Arise, shine, for your light has come and the glory of the LORD has risen upon you. For behold darkness shall...
Two Poems by Elizabeth Brooks: "No More Tears, I Surrender", and "Scattered"No More Tears, I Surrender I can’t even remember the beginning it was all a whirlwind. A one line text from my baby sister, bypass...
Spirit Fire Review: February 2017, Issue #7POETRY JD DeHart, Ken Allan Dronsfield, Shola Balogun, Donal Mahoney, Romaine Washington, Prerna Bakshi, Peter Venable VISUAL ART Junior M
A Call to Love by Elizabeth Brooks: "Rejection"Rejection My divorce was a mutual rejection between me and the Catholic Church. Later that year, I hinted to my sister that I wanted...
Spirit Fire Review | January 2017, Issue #6"And one of the elders saith unto me, Weep not: behold, the Lion of the tribe of Judah, the Root of David, hath prevailed to open the...
A Call to Love: "A Tree of Life" by Elizabeth BrooksA Call to Love – A Tree of Life Hope deferred maketh the heart sick:but when the desire cometh it is a tree of life. Proverbs 13:12 (KJV)...
A Poem by Elizabeth Brooks: "Look at Me"Look at Me when I awake at the break of day and I listen to the highlights of overnight I'm quickly reminded of how much you struggle...
Poetry by Elizabeth Brooks: "Unashamed"Unashamed They hiss and wag their heads unknowing but clearly visible through opaline glass panels, not luminous incapable of producing...
A Poem by Elizabeth Brooks: Needles and PinsNeedles and Pins Pins & Needles not in my hands, feet or body but in my spirit. I open my eyes, I am wound up with a tortured soul. Who...
A Call to Love: "Freedom Fighters"Freedom Fighters We were kindred spirits, part of a group of freedom fighters, librarians who fought with integrity for our community. We...
Essay By Elizabeth Brooks: "Celebrating Life and Human Dignity: A Call to Love"CELEBRATING LIFE AND HUMAN DIGNITY: A CALL TO LOVE At the Core My first impression in the parking lot was a sense of being on foreign...