Art speaks loud and clear,
begging you its voice to hear.
A picture says a thousand words.
A poem speaks undeterred.
All artists have tools and tales,
but messages from the heart don’t fail.
A painting may tell of gods above.
A poem may rhyme of gods below.
A picture may capture gods of love.
A melody may sing gods of sorrow.
A dance may point to gods of war.
A film may direct one god or more.
Each artist must think long, hard, and well
about the gods of which they tell.
As one who has chosen a God and an art
I’ll issue a warning to those at their start:
Be careful the story of gods you relay
Or you’ll answer to someone for those led astray.
Finding Fairyland with K. J. Reitsma 
AGAIN , great work good. *5/5*. so beautifully written .loved it
I’ll be grateful if you could check out some of my works too 😀
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Thank you so very much!
I took a brief look over at your site and it looks fantastic; I can’t wait to sit down and really read through some of your stuff!
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Thank…I’m glad…. 😉
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Wow. I really loved this poem the first time I read it, and every time I just enjoy it more and more. You definitely have a God-given talent and I’m glad you share it here! I think what you’ve got going here is pretty cool 🙂
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That’s so encouraging! I am honored, thank you! It is a real blessing to have a forum to share my love of literature and my love of God. I hope you feel the same in the work you are doing on your blog. God bless! 🙂
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Thank you! I’m glad I helped encourage you. Keep using your God-given talent as you feel called 🙂
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