April is just a few days away and is National Poetry Month. I challenge you all to try your hand at writing poetry.
How would you describe poetry? Yesterday I read four unique descriptions of poetry. I loved each one! I’ll share them with you.
Welcome! Grab some coffee, tea, or hot chocolate then kick off your shoes, sit back, relax, and enjoy your visit!
Because I am in the process of becoming, of allowing my Master to weave the various threads of my life into His Masterpiece. Proverbs 31:30
I try to post photos every thursday.
Connecting daily with God through the Psalms
Sharing life lessons I learn along the way....
Where Brokenness and Grace Collide
Christian Speaker and Author
whispers of life, scribbles of poetry,spasms of creative non-fiction...
A mother who stumbled upon words as her therapy.
Finding a purposeful life through faith and travel
the blue collar artist
Mitchell Webster~Master Weaver of Museum Quality Baskets
Author Aspiring
The writings of one obscure wordsmith.
The Backyard Poet
-"drawing with light"
Poetry Letters to Jesus.
Travel blog of Sreejith Vijayakumar
a blog of two friends
A photographer's view of the world - words and images to inspire your travels and your dreams
Living the Path of Life
Critical. Crazy. Catastrophic.
Poets Pub
copyright reserved anyway :)
An Australian in Zurich via London
"If a book is well-written, I always find it too short." - Jane Austen
A Melange, a Miscellany, a Mishmash - of memories, reflections and comment
Home of Lukas Kondraciuk Photography
Living on the Edge of the Wild
"A threefold cord not easily broken"
bleib ruhig hier
Writing Life
um...
Author: The Eternals Series
To God Be The Glory!
words and scribble.
A blogsite for writers conference attenders
Eighteen year old nature and landscape photographer.
Images of People Photoblog
Words of Wonder, Worry and Whimsy
Learning and teaching the art of composition.
Retired USAF Chaplain; Pastor, Presbyterian Community Church of the Rockies, Estes Park, Colorado
A Balance of Professional and Domestic Life
"if you're lucky enough to find a way of life you love, you have to find the courage to live it" John Irving
Often life is hard, but God is always good
