No harp, no lyre, just a poem to inspire.
Words Worth While
Job, Psalms, Proverbs, Ecclesiastes, Proverbs and Songs of Solomon are called the poetic books of the Bible. Anger, sadness, joy and other synonymous emotions are expressed in these books in an elaborate fashion; so much that one can feel the vibe while reading it. Surely, even Joseph would have written a poem if he was given a pen and paper when he was pushed into the cistern by his brothers. Sometimes we do not know how to channelise the energy dissipated from our extreme emotions—this is where poetry is birthed. This section is all about how we have used that energy to understand God and glorify Him.
Oshin Grace Daniell
Degree of Entropy IV: I do, but do I?
I do know that life is unfair, but do I tolerate those who use it as an excuse for their negativity?I do believe that there is some good in people, but do I trust them?I do sympathize when bad things happen to people, but do I want to face the reflection of it?I...
Degree of Entropy III: Redefining trust
trust—I closed my eyes and took that leap,trust—I opened my eyes to see something new,trust—I believed in changetrust—I changed my belief trust—I know lesstrust—less is more Footnotes: “How do I define trust?”—I asked myself this question a couple of weeks back. I...
Degree of Entropy II: The Cold Brew
I put my heart in a vessel and let it boilA teaspoon of hurt in my mind jar, covered with a voile,I let it brew for some time, hoping for a glorious gold,“Tis good for your soul!” is what many told,I took a sip—bitter, but still I swallowed,One sip, then...