Do you enjoy writing or reading poetry? Most of the posts on Big Sky Buckeye are filled with poetry, but I also share short stories, photography, and a few surprises along the way. You are invited to sit a spell and find something you like. I enjoy sharing my curiosity through my writing. You are welcome to like, comment, follow, share, or reblog a post.
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Today’s writing journey offers a trio of short poems, which are crafted in the Japanese style of Haiku. Writing with a minimal amount of words invites any poet to maximize where each thought will connect with the reader. Thank you for stopping by, and you are encouraged to read more from Another Day.
My writing is supplemented by maintaining an active journal, which gathers thoughts from my Bible reading as well as sampling other bloggers’ posts. Daily entries found in From My Journal contain reflections about faith, life, and community for February 10.
You are invited to read a quote, updated on February 10 which features inspiration from the words of English writer Charles Dickens. His reflections share hope and encouragement for the journey ahead.
Here’s my Baker’s Dozen, featuring 13 of my recent writings from the past couple of weeks. Each post is linked to take you right to its location. Other poems, short stories, and feature writings can be found in the archives (found at the top of the page), which will be updated frequently with past selections. Enjoy!
- Another Day (Haiku Series #364)
- Monday Memories: Bewitching Storm
- Redemption’s Lasting Gift
- Buckeye Snapshots
- Truth Forevermore (Elfchen Series #287)
- With Single Voice
- Messiah’s Love
- Measuring Every Word
- Special Guest Post: In Your Way
- Faithful Persistence
- Father’s Vision
- Comforting Presence
- Trivia’s Facts and More
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