blogged find better blogs
HomeTechnologyEntertainmentSportsPoliticsBusinessHumorWorld NewsLifestyleDirectoryMore Topics
Blog Detail
Poetry Where You Live

Includes 4,866 of my poems written since April 2000 (including over 4,576 based on my faith), links to poetry sites, 853 of my photographs, and other random thoughts. Over 5,534 posts.
Poetry Where You Live Blog  
Listed in: Books > Poetry
Related Topics: creator, hands, life, lives, love, mark exodus
Author: Raymond Foss
More from Author: As of 2/4/09, the blog was 5 years old; more than 2 poems per day that whole time. Hit 4,850 on 11/6/09
Visit this blog on Facebook for more info.
Tags: christ creator disciples exodus 20 faith god holy spirit huntley halvorson lord love methodist
Related Blogs
previous blog next blog

15 Users are Following

9.2
excellent
based on editor's review
3 user reviews 7.6


recent postsrss feed

The Spirit Within

Nov 20, 2009
Within our shells, the mortal frame within which the spirit lives the hand, the breath the living God dwelling within us still Ever, since the beginning of time Man made in the image of God a piece of eternity come down to earth beating within our...

A White Gate

Nov 20, 2009
from the road, the bright white gate at the back of the field, nothing visible beyond in the new light after the rains of earlier this day held to the graying post, hanging on the hinges, the wires; off in the distance dividing what we do not...

The curl of the ribbon

Nov 20, 2009
leaves of the reeds, the grasses paint peeling on the wet clapboards like the curl of the flat ribbon pulled by the blade of scissors wrapping a package in gold moving in the autumn breeze bathed in a puddle of light grasses above the maple...

Wet Autumn Wood

Nov 20, 2009
white pine, oak, birch in the forest the leaves of the oak tree covering the ground driving from the school returning homeward wanting to stop and linger in the pine trees wet autumn wood calling me back so many memories of moments in wonder walking,...

Primrose Berries

Nov 20, 2009
above the bramble at the edge of the wood wet, morning, brilliant the cranberry, the color drawing my eyes Primrose berries, calling me to them wanting to reach, to touch their perfect beadwork the hands of the artist that crafted their...


Comments & Reviews: Show these reviews on your blog


Tony Jeffers...
8.1
great
  Great blog, nice poetry!
Was this review helpful to you?
HelpfulNot UsefulReport Abuse
Posted 9/17/08 5:09 PM


Edward Snyde...
9.8
excellent
  It is intense, rather than just entertaining and romantic, and really makes me think. It fulfills the first law of poetry, by drawing you in.
Was this review helpful to you?
HelpfulNot UsefulReport Abuse
Posted 3/15/09 11:03 PM


Ivan Carswel...
5.0
average
  The poetry is unilinear and typecast
Was this review helpful to you?
HelpfulNot UsefulReport Abuse
Posted 3/15/08 10:03 PM