Archive for the ‘Poetry’ category

What Makes “Christian” Art?

September 25th, 2010

What makes “Christian” art? This debate has gone on for many years, but at least in my circles, the discussion has not progressed very far. In some ways, this question can be misleading because there is not necessarily a single answer. There are at least 3 ways to define Christian art: 1. In terms of [...]

Regretting Daylight

June 5th, 2010

Regretting Daylight Tornadoes are worse at night, when no one gives them credit – this one a thief inscribing his name on the ground. We know that dawn will be honest with us, revealing judgments that heaven had planned, but until then, the radio speculates into darkness with words that shake against my ribcage. For [...]

Poem: Belated Eulogy

January 10th, 2009

Nearly two years later, it is still difficult to write about our son, Jeremiah. For months, I could not write about his death. Then, after it became possible for me to write, I felt like anything that I wrote was far too trivial. About a year ago, I wrote my first song about our experience [...]

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