Death with Dignity

Death with Dignity? There is no dignity in dying. It is dissolution, Libation poured out, The empty glass. Dignity rests with the soul, Persists, despite soiled garments, Perseveres, midst death’s indignities. It clothes the soul in hope. Despite the tale the mirror tells. Dignity confronts our demons. It rises as limbs refuse us, To fly … Continue reading →

Keeper of My Soul

I am because You are. I will always be, Because you create me for eternity. Who can grasp the eternal soul? Who but Man is spirit celestial, Yet of this earth terrestrial? What does it matter that I am matter, Made for this world and Time, Yet envisioning a paradise more sublime? Where will I … Continue reading →

Blessings

How precious this life! Who but man gives thanks Count your blessings and render thanks. Who do you thank? By whom are you blessed? Do you thank your lucky stars, Or render God a sacrifice of praise, On the heals of swelling gratitude? Copyright 2016 Joann Nelander