Poetry Where You Live

This Blog includes 2,969 of my poems written since April 2000 (including over 2,219 based on my faith, 208 on the Walk to Emmaus), links to poetry sites, 805 photographs, and other thoughts. 1st post 2/5/04; as of 9/7/08 there are 3,513 posts. If you like what you see here, please tell someone (especially a publisher), or add a link. My faith-based poetry is at www.christianpoetry.org/selentry-3.php?aid=1300. All my poems are at www.famouspoetsandpoems.com/poets/raymond_a__foss/poems

Tuesday, January 15, 2008

Day Moon – 2

High up in the pure blue sky
clear blue, without clouds
the face of the half moon
reflecting the light of the sun
So must we be, if we are
If we are to be the light to the nations
reflecting God’s light, God’s love
to everyone, everywhere
into the darkest dungeon,
the heart with despair,
offering hope, light
to all the world

January 15, 2008
Isaiah 42:1-9
Matthew 5:14-16

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