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Linda Kruschke on life and death, faith and fearlessness, music and poetry
God’s Word
They triumphed over him
by the blood of the Lamb
and by the word of their testimony;
they did not love their lives so much
as to shrink from death.
Revelation 12:11 (NIV).Search My Blog
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Tag Archives: Life
Blue Sky Lies
No sunny Southern California blue sky watched over me the day everything changed. I grew up under an honest sun. Shining high in the cerulean sky it brought warmth. But here that celestial orb when it deigned to appear was … Continue reading
The Road to Hell Might Have Switchbacks
Susy Flory posted this great Memoir Starter for her Everything Memoir group: “Summer entices families and friends to hit the road to faraway destinations. Sometimes road trips are fabulous adventures, and sometimes they turn into uncomfortable or awkward situations we’d … Continue reading
Plenty
Don’t fret tiny hummingbird There’s plenty to go around The flowers all are blooming Still I hear your worried sound You chirp in the cedar tree When a fellow bird comes ’round As if you think there’s not enough Though … Continue reading
The Detour Dilemma
I’m looking at a weird detour sign in my writing life. Not sure if it’s a detour worth taking, or one I should just ignore. It might even really be a caution sign. I’m not sure. I write memoir, nonfiction, … Continue reading
Posted in Pro-Life, Writing
Tagged AmWriting, Blogging, Detours, Dystopian Literature, Fiction, Genre, Life, Memoir, Nonfiction, Poetry, Pro-Life, Writing
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An Interrupted Cry Restored
Mary stared, blinking, at the urine-covered stick—Please, only one line—as two lines appear. She tried to imagine the child in her arms, but the impression wouldn’t jell. When far away an interrupted cry breaks her heart, she sees him clearly. … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Pro-Life
Tagged Abortion, Abortion is murder, dVerse Poets Pub, Grace, Hope, Life, Love, Poem, Poems, Poetry, Pro-Life, Procrastination, Prosery
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Sam Hall and Jesus
Johnny Cash is and always will be my number one favorite male singer. The next nine spots on my top ten list move around depending on my mood, but the Man in Black will forever be the master in my … Continue reading
I Am the 1% — I’m Not Your Pro-Choice Poster Child
In the raging debate over whether abortion should be legal, those who claim to be pro-choice often cite cases of rape and incest as justifying easy access to abortion. What they fail to mention is that less than 1 percent … Continue reading
Posted in Pro-Life
Tagged Abortion, Abortion is murder, Death, Justification, Life, Power, Powerless, Pro-choice, Pro-Life, Rape, Rape Culture
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