Month: July 2019

The skeletal remains of the  last of lives sightless eyes stare up at the bleaching sun, while the grit gilds them. ——————————– Broken cities dry as the dust from fallen homes and human bones silently cling to costly crippling pasts. ——————————- High over the hills stretches  the storm ridden. hope hidden sky, where no bird… Continue reading Emergency Climate Over

Breaking news. She stood tall  and they said  to condemn her  name, steal her country and rights is not profane nor racist nor rude or violent. ——————— Changing values creating new enemies that are  shadows and  placing vulnerable children in violent and in abusive  violating places while  ——————- fearing the hammering, on the thin protecting… Continue reading Breaking News

It was Mary Magdalene’s face that caught my eye, giggling around the camp fire, leading the line of dancing laughing women and men as Jesus and others sang the rhythm. Jesus sang their happiness and threaded through tender touches of words  of love and generosity, taught afresh their humanity. ———————— He sang through the streets, … Continue reading Jesus sings Baritone.

I remember growing up  and looking up as he towered over me cared for me and loved me It was not his fault that he was  left handed. Keck handed the schools said, as they tied his hand behind his back and bade him use their right hand. ———————– The righting, in front of peers… Continue reading He was my Brother

The tears trickled and she held her head in deep  darkling dread, her shrunken self hardly visible under bloody bindings. ——————– The stinging pain of the lash and the blood churning brutality of her tormentors tempering hatred with terror. ——————– ‘Why curse me with the courage to counter them? Look, I’m just a bag of… Continue reading 50 NOW AND 50 LATER