Seasons and Senses: Poetry & Other Thoughts
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Darlene T. Ewers
After growing up on the family dairy farm with her two younger sisters at Piper, Kansas, Darlene attended St. John's College, Winfield, KS, as a parish worker student. The Board of Placements for the Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod, assigned her to Trinity Lutheran Church, Jackson, MI, where she met her future husband, James. Their marriage of fifty-four years has been blessed by four sons, four daughters-in-law, three granddaughters, two grandsons, and two great-granddaughters. Darlene is grateful to the LORD for blessing her with each one of them.
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Seasons and Senses - Darlene T. Ewers
Copyright © 2018 by Darlene T. Ewers. 770011
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This is a work of fiction. Names, characters, places and incidents either are the product of the author’s imagination or are used fictitiously, and any resemblance to any actual persons, living or dead, events, or locales is entirely coincidental.
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CHAPTER 1 – SPRING
A BRAND NEW DAY
FIRE
GOD’S TEARS
HOPE
MAMA’S SWEATER
PROMISES
SUNSHINE
THE LITTLE GIRL
VIOLET DAYS
WE THREE
CHAPTER 2 – SUMMER
DIAMONDS
GRAINS OF SAND
HANDS
MEMORIES
ON BECOMING A MAN
THE FLAG
THE PATRIOT
THE PELICAN
THE SEA
THREE SISTERS
CHAPTER 3 – AUTUMN
AUTUMN LEAVES
EMOTIONS
MY GUARDIAN ANGEL
SUNFLOWERS
THANKFULNESS
THANKSGIVING DAY REMEMBERED
THE HARP
THE SWEATER
THE TRINITY
THE WINDOW OF MY WORLD
CHAPTER 4 – WINTER
CHRISTMAS MEMORIES
GRACE
GRANDMA’S SUGAR COOKIES
HAPPY BIRTHDAY JESUS!
SEASONS AND SENSES
SISTERS
THE GIVING TREE
THE THREE LITTLE GIRLS
TIME
WINTER WONDERLAND
DEDICATION
To James Byron Ewers
in honor of our golden wedding anniversary,
June 29, 1968 - 2018.
1953.tifSPRING
CHAPTER 1
BY DARLENE T. EWERS
Brand%20New%20Day.tifA Brand New Day
Early on a Sunday morn, many years ago,
The sole Redeemer rose from death to greet the glorious day.
No one saw Him come to life, only men divine.
The power was given to Him by God to conquer Satan’s plan.
The young maiden knew God’s will. The Son came through her.
His human father taught Him well, as did His Father, God.
He taught the Temple rulers, wise and fine was He.
They pondered what He said to them and stored it deep inside.
As He walked across the land, many saw His deeds.
They sang His praises endlessly, but harbored evil thoughts.
He healed the sick with godly power, calling forth the dead.
The humble bowed before His feet and kissed His gentle hands.
Spreading robes upon the ground, calling Him the LORD,
Hallelujahs and palms were raised, while traitors planned His death.
Late one night, He sorrowed much, praying for relief.
The blood