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Tag Archives: clouds
The Softer Works of God
The beauty of a full moon barely shining through the clouds reminds me of the many quiet and gentle folks I’ve loved and admired over the years. Continue reading →
Posted in Christian Devotions, Nature, Poetic Contemplations, Poetry, Relationships, Spiritual Contemplation
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Tagged Browns Grove KY, church folks, clouds, gentle, kindness, moon, softer light
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Pre-Dawn Darkness
“Do not grow weary in doing good, for in due season we shall reap a harvest–if we do not give up.” –Old Jewish Tentmaker Continue reading →
Posted in Aging, Christian Devotions, Christian Living, Metaphysical Reflection, Nature, Poetry, Spiritual Contemplation, Work
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Tagged Arkansas River, clouds, Cowley County KS, dawn, depression, discouragement, doing good, hope, Winfield KS
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A Passing Prophecy
The subtle beauty of thin clouds at dawn may not match the splendor of blazing sunrise… but it is still beauty. Continue reading →
Posted in Metaphysical Reflection, Nature, Poetry, Spiritual Contemplation
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Tagged camera, clouds, Flint Hills KS, pictures, sunrise, taking pictures
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Storm in the Flint Hills
In times of storm and rain, peace and calm, we need beliefs that can guide us through all the seasons of our lives. Continue reading →
Posted in Christian Devotions, Metaphysical Reflection, Nature, Poetry, Spiritual Contemplation
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Tagged clouds, driving at night, driving in rain, Flint Hills, Kansas, night, principles, rain, storms, sunset, values
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The God of Thunder
In the midst of our darkest moments, in the eye of the storm and even in the forming turmoil, the glory of God still shines in the world. Continue reading →
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Tagged Arkansas City KS, beauty, clouds, Montana Mike's, rainbow, sky, storm, sunset, Winfield KS
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Morning Illusion
Ever see something that looked like the real thing turn out to be something else? Sometimes it’s just a mistake; sometimes it’s a MISTAKE! Continue reading →
Posted in Christian Devotions, Christian Living, Metaphysical Reflection, Nature, Spiritual Contemplation
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Tagged cloud bank, clouds, dawn, deceit, deceitfulness of life, Doniphan County KS, illusion, reality, treasure in heaven
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Feeding After the Storm
Evening has a special peace–and beauty–after a storm has passed. Continue reading →
Posted in Farming, Gardening, Metaphysical Reflection, Nature, Poetry, Spiritual Contemplation
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Tagged clouds, grass, locust tree, moon, storm, sunset
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Morning Duty
Even something as simple as feeding a horse can give us the chance to appreciate the beauty of a winter morning. Continue reading →
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Tagged beauty, clouds, duty, feeding horse, full moon, sky, stars, winter morning
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First Light
As I walk along the dark ground,
the mare comes to feed at the black tub.
I rub my hand along the winter wool
of her spine. Continue reading →
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Tagged clouds, feeding horses, meditation, sunrise, winter
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Some Mighty Fine Leftovers
I am standing at the edge
of my neighbors’ field,
looking west at the colored ending
of the last Lord’s Day in November,
eating the last piece of apple pie. Continue reading →
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Tagged apple pie, clouds, leftovers, sunset, Thanksgiving
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Reflections by Doc Arnett 