Saturday, April 26, 2014

Field of Folly ....


Today I walked along a path
Barefoot beside a wall of holly
And came upon an open gate
Then walked into a "Field of Folly"

Upon the grass that grew inside
Were flowers most beautiful and rare
Catching the fragrant color of their blooms
The hours passing by as I did stare

Not only were the blossoms there
But in taller grass, well hidden
To keep the lookers and passers by
From a box which was forbidden

What could be in this well crafted cube
With hinges and lock of a golden treasure
And dare I break the silver chorded seal
To reveal it's often sought for pleasure

Now who could resist such a temptation
Finding contents of worth, so true
Heart bounding anxiously I broke the lock
And hoped for this treasure brand new

But in the box to my surprise
Was a treasure that few had ever taken
A simple request on common paper
That "The Dreamer must awaken"

Saturday, February 15, 2014

Why politicians will not act against Obama. Cult of Diversity

This will not be popular, however the the religious adherence to the cult of diversity has created this monster which we see before us. The left and right  have so endoctrinated the populous into this cult, that the adversaries of the current administration are permanently frozen. They can not and will not act Constitutionally against a President that has and will continue not obey the oath he swore before God, and they will not act because of the color of his skin.

We have cuddled and coddled this monster called Diversity from a baby. It has grown up and is now on the verge of devouring the hands that feed it.

We will have righteous men and women that fear not to be called bigot or racist, or we will have cowards who are not worthy of their offices, both political or religious.

We have spoken before about how the simple act of kindness by a man on a bus may have changed the course of history. Just doing what every good man teaches his sons about kindness toward women.

There are righteous men Red,Yellow,Black, and White, but they must now shout it from the roof tops and the mountain tops, (paraphrasing a great man)or the nation that has spread the Gospel to the world and engaged in liberty,will be laid in the ashes of history.

God created all peoples to glorify his name, but they are all different  peoples. The diversity cult seeks not to embrace these qualities of God given uniqueness, but to destroy them in service to the Adversary.

They seek homogenization , not true diversity.

Friday, January 17, 2014

Special Day January 19th. Birthday Wishes!

Ode To Robert E. Lee

In the hollow eyes of starving men

With worn out shoes, but still fight within

Would you have made a solemn vow

If in poverty, your kin would now bow

Could you have foreseen, the hurt, remorse

As in honor you fought, from your brave white horse

Gray hair flowing as you lead your nation strong

For only four years was the struggle long

O, I think you would not have sheaved that day your swords

Knowing the wicked would become your children's "lords"

I walked that fence and that day I cried

A court house in Virginia where freedom died

In bitter remembrance of a nation of splendor

Sold to Yankee bankers, borrowers, and lenders

You were so brave and all those that followed

But for honor and your family your pride swallowed

O do not be regretful of that single deed

For you are the father of a noble breed........

She Closes Her Eyes


She closes her eyes, drifts away
Eyes flickering as she dreams
Memories of things, bought to mind
Of kind whispers, it would seem
A time that now, recalls a smile
Of something, no one ever “new”
Would remember, from long ago
A recollection, of only you
Rocking there with grey hair down
The peaceful Southern breeze
Recalls with warmth, within her voice
Of a name, now said with ease
Past and Present the line now blurred
Between smiles, corners to edge
A not so common beautiful thought
And a not forgotten pledge
Would hope all others, shared such dreams
That appoints the heart to melt
Reposed in shadowed love, so sweet
And a passion, she has ever felt

Wednesday, January 15, 2014

An Ode to Yes and No...... ( Stephen's Poem)

An ode to Yes and No ( Stephen's Poem)
  
Here’s an ode to Yes and No,
To what, but maybe isn’t
To things that are, but maybe not
To ideas we must revisit

Stone and bricks, hard and firm
White and black, defined with clarity
To words well meant, you can’t take back
Presumptions reborn with regularity

With freedom to think, and think again
A conscience held captive, by what we know
This simple poem, scribbled in pen
Is just an ode to Yes and No.

Sunday, December 8, 2013

Now , again

Been a long while
  some time for sure
 Hand nor heart 
   connected
Never born
  words to pen
Imagination
  forgotten, neglected

Maybe an arising
   awaking per-say
Will widen
  Eyes clearly open
Perhaps. purchance
  etched forever
Words almost
   never spoken




Friday, November 22, 2013

This one is personal.... well they all are to some extent....
Ancient this sentiment is, but I really
like the way this one came together.


Half Hearted

To the one with half a heart
Perhaps, maybe smaller pieces

Those who've given some to all
With aching , that never decreases

Once to live with only one
convinced of no one other

Now the pain of conscience split
With two , and one another

Why to test , what was rare
A love that was so pure

Fragments now, of broken hearts
Scattered and shattered for sure

Is there a remedy , meant to heal
To quench and release this sorrow

Well, maybe hearts are meant to break
And love a gift to borrow......

Tuesday, September 3, 2013

Signs..


The brightest star on a moonless night
The flutter of angels wings brushing you
Queerest of sounds breaking the silence
Victor's hand to the vanquished after struggled fight

A grin, when silly is the last thing you expected
Wink of the eye from a beautiful stranger
Cool glass of water from the cup of a foe
Sweet hello from a lover rejected

The unanticipated at the strangest times
In the forgetfulness of mercy brought
To the place of a hopeful sigh
In the smallest of joys, Omnipotent signs

I found you there.... Visiting Carnton Plantation here in Franklin I found the name of a confederate soldier from South Carolin...