Zinnias dance in swirls of saffron, pale pink, and tangerine; God blesses me with this day.
Coolness of autumn at summer’s scorching finale.
Doorstep of Autumn; God blesses me with refreshing coolness.
Steel gray birds serenade from the canopy of mint green beauty bush leaves laden with deep purple berries.
September morning oak branches brush the pale blue sky; God’s artistry calms my soul.
The heavens heal my brokenness.
Sunshine, breezes, birds, trees, bees, the earth beneath my feet prove that God is holding me.
Jenny W. Andrews copyright 2025
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I am a published poet and short story writer. I have been published in SNHU's the penmen review. https://penmenreview.com/author/jenny-andrews is the link where you can find my poetry and a short story. Currently, I am writing a collection of short stories, and a collection of poetry. I am trying my hand at writing a novel. Well, not a novel, actually. Make that two novels. My passion is writing. My inspiration is Franz Krafka because he managed to see the absurdity of life. Life is all about perspective and who is telling the story. We all see this life through the lens of our experiences. Literature should inspire us to think, to analyze, and to get lost in unfamiliar worlds in which we learn something new about this human existence. It is my hope that my writing challenges the reader to think, and to see a different perspective, as well as be entertained. My faith in Jesus strengthens me and gives me the courage to survive the twists and turns of this life. My faith influences a lot of my writing in that goodness always triumphs over evil, in that love conquers all. I hope you enjoy reading my blog.
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So beautifully written.
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Thank you for reading. Last September was when my husband passed away. I can’t believe an entire year has come and gone. Only God has gotten me through this. And, at times, I am still struggling with this sadness, but I turn to God for comfort. Nature reminds me of His everlasting love and presence and protection.
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