Diagonal droplets fall on parched, bare ground baked and burnt by months of relentless African sun. The earth drinks the life-giving water as cooling molecules caress its dehydrated surface causing joy to bubble from deep within each grateful soul. The relief is tangible, the smell intoxicating, indescribably delicious perfume of God. we are notContinue reading “First rains”
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These I have loved …
crisp, sta-soft scented sheets,the rain falling gently on a tin roof,steaming cups of tea in pretty mugs,a whole bar of chocolate and a quiet empty house -just for a moment.steaming showers after long days,my Granny’s beef stew and rice gently fluffed.new toothbrushes and floral scented hand cream,brown paper packages from across the sea.the first dayContinue reading “These I have loved …”
A poem inspired by my newborn niece Aila.
Hidden, moving, breathing, growing, silently, slowly symbols of promise, and hope changing lives completely … Numerous born in difficulty; some with ease. Resilient champions from the hidden depths; Suddenly bursting forth into the world, Each deserving of the best opportunities Countless more privileged than others. Varying conception stories … Yet all divinely destinedContinue reading “A poem inspired by my newborn niece Aila.”
Kaleidoscope
A poem Created colours seen uniquely through each pair of eyes.When viewed in isolation, they can be distinct- yet flat. When viewed together, in unison, a cacophony of coloursbursting forth, colour upon colour.Resembling creation’s glory.Walking with arms wide open … now linking togetherin vibrant freedom – not restricted.A kaleidoscope of opportunity, a tapestry of grace.Angles;Continue reading “Kaleidoscope”
