Tag: blackout poetry

  • I See You

    I See You

    “I see you,” / said an online group / where we / felt stressed and anxious, / experienced a sense of / well— / with words / “saw” / me—my hopes, fears, struggles, and dreams— Today’s reading

  • Abraham Maslow

    Imagine going without basic necessities: no sound. That is exactly what to do to preach and heal “Take nothing, but an extra shirt.For work after, have a sword and buy one.” So what is the point here? And they answered, “Nothing.”

  • Old Yet

    Old Yet

    A sinkhole under the Nation Severely damaged—some beyond repair One in particular received a lot of attention the one-millionth off the assembly line The most valuable collection What happened to that gem after experts condition mainly by using its parts in horrible shape it now looks as it did the day it was built Old…

  • Our source of provision

    The attention of the worldhuddled in the dark, trapped2,300 feet underground No idea would ever arrive After days of waitingthey heard drillinga small holeand that holewas followed by three moreestablishing a path Depended on those conduitsnone of us can survive in this worldapart from the Creator with everything we need All supply Today The basic…

  • Blackout poetry: The Perfect Gift

    Blackout poetry: The Perfect Gift

    people trade people (Offer your living sacrifice.) This is true God? God? Is there anything? a song of glory, followed by a call for mercy to offer bodies as true the world transformed by complete longing If you like this post, consider subscribing to the weekly newsletter, letters from gyu: Subscribe * indicates required Email Address…

  • Blackout poetry: “What It Seems’

    Blackout poetry: “What It Seems’

    Deliver all arrived, but forgot down a hill across safely To watch things are not always as they seem. I said stay believe the doom, but be afraid… Those who are with us are the enemy pray to see the multitudes of supernatural forces the hopeless are not always the way perceive when overwhelmed out…

  • Blackout poetry: ‘Foreword’

    Blackout poetry: ‘Foreword’

    The incredibly dramatically significantly all in ways that we didn’t even imagine possible. All overwhelming. rapid changes people yearn for permanence and stability pages of principles never today. In the midst of uncertainty anchor lives on troubling questions ask to reveal you. the Scripture is free to break If you like this post, consider subscribing…