God’s Everlasting Love Lifts From Life’s Deep Breaks
A personal reflection on enduring hardship and loss. The author recounts betrayal, abandonment, and despair yet finds hope in Jeremiah’s message of God’s unconditional, enduring love. Through patience and mercy, turmoil is transformed into renewal and worth.
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Jeremiah
Swinger of Birches and Quiet Rural Days
A reflective journal entry blends Robert Frost lines with a love of imagination and rural life. The author muses on birches, nature, and freedom of imagination while detailing winter cleanup, willow branches for fire, family memories, and a final act of mercy for an aging cat. The piece closes with a vow to imagine again and swing from a high birch.
Swimmer Overcomes Fog to Complete Historic Crossing
A female swimmer once failed in dense fog across a coast to coast crossing but persisted with a memory of the shore. Months later she tried again and, aided by a mental shoreline image, finished the odyssey becoming the first to cross that body of water. The piece blends faith with resilience and cites Hebrews 12 2 and 2 Corinthians 12 9.
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Addy
Swan River
Waltadio
Mymts
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