Posts Tagged as ‘poetry’

May 17, 2008

It All Works Out

The dog had diarrhea.
Thus begins the tale of my “sad song day”. But first, my dog Joey had gas. It started the night before. Those of you with dogs know that canine flatulence is just about one of the most unpleasant things we put up with for love of our furry friends. But this was [...]

April 26, 2008

My Song In The Night

This weekend the Choir will perform Mack Wilberg’s arrangement of an American Folk Hymn entitled “My Song in the Night”. I have tried to do some research online regarding its origin and history, and I came up a bit empty-handed. However, the text to this hymn is particularly haunting. The words invoke an attitude of [...]

April 15, 2008

As the Bridegroom to His Chosen

It has been quite a long while since I have posted. Over my life as a regular “journaler” I have found it is often the case that when I have been particularly busy, I find it difficult to find time to “write it all down”. Sadly this usually coincides with the most profound or important [...]

March 23, 2008

Always Remember

Today is Easter Sunday. A little trivia: It is the earliest calendar date that Easter will be celebrated for nearly two centuries.  The Christian world is commemorating (more…)

March 20, 2008

Signs

Change is in the air (more…)

February 19, 2008

President Hinckley’s Hymn

UPDATED POST: President Hinckley’s Poem “What is this thing That Men Call Death?” set to music by Janice Kapp Perry is now available on free sheet music, and free MP3 download. This post includes a listening clip, the poem text, and the News Article that tells the story:
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