D G Moody
Primary tabs
Pages
My stories
Stations of The Cross - Eleventh Station
Jesus promises the Kingdom to the penitent thief Luke 23: 39- 43 He hangs now, broken and abandoned on the cross He slowly lifts his head; words have...
- Read more about Stations of The Cross - Eleventh Station
- 1 comment
- Log in to post comments
- 299 reads
Stations of The Cross - Tenth Station
Jesus is crucified Mark 15:24 More than I care to admit I still think about it In that hot country where I served With comrades, men trained for war...
- Read more about Stations of The Cross - Tenth Station
- 2 comments
- Log in to post comments
- 318 reads
Stations of The Cross - Ninth Station
Jesus meets the women of Jerusalem Luke 23: 27-31 Further along he sees women wailing, The same knot of paid mourners had been in The house of Jarius...
- Read more about Stations of The Cross - Ninth Station
- Log in to post comments
- 197 reads
Stations of The Cross - Eighth Station
Simon of Cyrene helps Jesus carry the cross. Mark 15: 21 I had no interest in witnessing his shame, Until, I found myself in the crowd, crowing...
- Read more about Stations of The Cross - Eighth Station
- Log in to post comments
- 163 reads
Stations of The Cross - Seventh Station
Jesus carries the cross. Mark 15: 20 Laughing, they spit into his face, Now their sport is over. As a man He submits to his disgrace, as He sways,...
- Read more about Stations of The Cross - Seventh Station
- Log in to post comments
- 159 reads
Captures the life of a city
Posted on Wed, 20 Dec 2023
A poem I can come back to and enjoy all the more. I liked how it unfolds the cities inner life, away from the tourists, and how it ends in the warm apple pies; I can't praise it enough.
Read full commentPosted in Clatter
An interesting challenge
Posted on Sun, 17 Dec 2023
I'm enjoying following how you develop this Rhiannonw; the challenge of unfolding the alphabet but still keeping the theme intact. keep up the good work!
Read full commentPosted in Incarnation, God becomes a human
Pibokto here as well
Posted on Mon, 11 Dec 2023
A good poem - conveying the feeling of depressive winter weather; the language evoking the Piblokto feeling. I well recall ariving back in the UK in January (after many years), and being stunned by the grey weather. A well-deserved cherry.
Read full commentPosted in Piblokto
Evocative
Posted on Sat, 02 Dec 2023
I loved this; the way you evoke the lanscape through your descriptive language - I could feel how invigorating it was!
Read full commentPosted in Up to the Hoar Frost
A novel approach.
Posted on Sun, 03 Dec 2023
I liked the way you've interpreted via the alphabetic letters. I must catch up on the previous ones.
Read full commentPosted in Love preparing for Incarnation (A_F)
Thanks for your comments Turlough
Posted on Tue, 14 Nov 2023
Thank you Thurlough. The Japanese tanka form was one I've only come across myself recently; having a strict 5-7-5-7- sylable form over five lines (in English). The last two lines are meant to act as a counterpoint to the first three, but that...
Read full commentPosted in Breath
Early Daffodils
Posted on Wed, 15 Mar 2023
I thought you expressed in a few lines what is the emergent beauty of the daffodils, especially now in our delayed spring; a nice one Rhiannonw. Dougie
Read full commentPosted in A few early wild daffodils in the woods
Remembrance of things past
Posted on Wed, 15 Mar 2023
I though you captured that time well, and reading reminded me of my own 'salad days'.
Read full commentPosted in Part Of Something Special
Memories
Posted on Fri, 10 Mar 2023
your black and white ghost
running in the eternal mist.
This brought back recent memories of loosing our beloved dog. A good poem Paul
Read full commentPosted in Spring Skies (After the Dogs of Winter)
We sit on our legs
Posted on Mon, 13 Feb 2023
Well done Jane; this got me into a poetic mood; about how I was once carried about on my legs when I broke through in jogging - came the day when I only had to summon my legs for a good run.
Read full commentPosted in These are the Legs I Ordered.
Pages