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Imagine a whirling Sunday of serious humor and religious quackery, a parody and an oxymoron, in which Bob Dylan hooks up with Adam and Eve to decipher God’s Word out on a Highway 61 in the town of Eden while … Continue reading
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The words in the Book of Job hold as much truth today as ever, and always will….
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This week you have a choice of two stories. You don’t have to vote. You don’t even have to choose between the two. And there won’t even be a test afterwards. It doesn’t get any better than this…
Ever see something pop right out of the ground? Bet’cha not. And neither did these two fellers until…
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The Sunday Whirl invites writers to write a poem or short prose using some or all of the “wordle’s” 12 words. This week it is:
Come visit the Garden Museum on a field trip with God….
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Am I a staunch republican or an outrageous democrat? A tea partyer or just a partyer? Conservative, progressive, socialist, anarchist? Rich man, poor man, beggarman, thief? This will sum up my politics whichever side you take. … Continue reading
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It creeps up on us. We become so involved. We constantly seek but it is only knowledge, not truth. Truth, light, seeing, comes from another place. … Continue reading
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Picture it and write from ermiliablog@wordpress Write a paragraph of fiction to accompany the image. Or, it can be a poem Anyone who wants to join in is welcome. The Catechismic Mirror Mirror, mirror on the floor, Who is the … Continue reading
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This piece is inspired by Isaiah, Chapter 40. Interestingly, Isaiah comes from the wealthy, a royal family member who preaches fairness, compassion and hope. Who today, among the 1%, would stand with him? Where is the Shepherd? Where is the … Continue reading
From Julia’s Place: What is 100WCGU? Each week there is a prompt: a few connected words, a selection of individual words or a picture. You have a limited number of words to write a creative piece. This week’s prompt is: (see … Continue reading
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We are trampled upon, the young and old, the working man, the single parent, asked to do more, give more, and do with less. For what? Why? While others take, and take more and more, and pay less, give less, and care … Continue reading
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Here is a good Sunday’s reading… For those of you who missed “Bread Upon the Waters…” Please click here to read. In keeping with the same spirit of using a Bible passage as an exercise in motivation to write poetry, I’ve … Continue reading
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Bread Upon the Waters… I thought using a Bible passage might be a nice exercise to be motivated to write some poetry. I’ve written a few haikus using Ecclesiastes 11:5 as my prime mover: “As you do not know the path … Continue reading
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