Author Archives: David Williams

  Behold Eden, the emerald gem poured in the hands of Adam;The beauty unspoiled; the pearl of God’s perfect creation.Behold now the cancer of man; a tear shed by the Ancient of Days.How deeply your Creator is grieved and forever … Continue reading →

  A summer sun sets the end of September,on days most people will never remember.An old man broken and bent,kneels and ponders what his life has meant. His cane helps him rise on crippled limbs,as the setting sun begins to … Continue reading →

  The brewer stokes a coal fire on a cold and wet winter day.Where  better to gather and solve the world’s woes,than that old stone inn by the bay? A foreigner in circumstance, yet this place says “welcome home”.We were … Continue reading →

At the edge of a quiet village layan old stone church left to decay.No stained glass or pews left to remindof Sabbath hymns and prayers divine. Memories linger in the rising mist… A lonely oak reaches out to the skythrough … Continue reading →

  On this journey I’ve feared my brother’s wrath.I’ve earned it; a son of deceit, a son of scorn. Has the almighty favored this wayward child?Will my brother slay me in this eastern wild?I pray for my brother’s mercy.I pray … Continue reading →

From armchairs in the shade of day old warriors pine their youth But young men bear the toil and fear of defending hope and truth. When foolish leaders go to war on issues not so clear, It’s those so young … Continue reading →

    On northern shores on blackest nightsIn ages long since pastThere were sentinels watching, with their lightsWaiting, warning standing fast Many sailors gave their livesIn their folly not to heedThere were widows made from loving wivesCharts of shoals they … Continue reading →