by Sandy Moffett | May 20, 2020 | poetry
Any kind of light Is a help in the darkness And what kind of light Doesn’t matter As long as you shine. You can be a flashlight, With a strong and steady beam But even a flashlight Needs fresh batteries To be effective. You can be a candlelight, A soft glow, Just...
by Sandy Moffett | May 19, 2020 | poetry
When I think about life I see flowers, exploding with colors And I think, what a paint pallet God must have. I see water, from the tiniest trickling brook To the vastness of the oceans And I think, what a deft hand at measuring God must have. I see love, spanning time...
by Sandy Moffett | May 17, 2020 | poetry
Outstretched arms and stumbling feet Baby steps with eyes focused On the one he’s come to trust “I’m here. Come to Daddy.” Training wheels off – a gentle push “You’re doing it!” And then the skinned knees “I’m here. Come to Daddy.” Teenage heart – broken in two By the...
by Sandy Moffett | May 8, 2020 | article
I am drawn by an invisible tug, a need for something more than the walls of inside. I move outside and sit with the sun on my back. The metal edge of the table frame burns my arms as I lean against it, but it feels somehow awakening. The finches drink from the...
by Sandy Moffett | May 5, 2020 | poetry
The rustle of leaves kissed by the gentle wind Rays of sunlight peeking through the clouds Gurgling water splashing over the rocks Songbirds saying thanks for a morning snack Prisms through the window Neighbor dogs greeting each other across the fence Brilliant...
