Twitter Updates
- RT @RobGMacfarlane: Word of the day: "mast" - the fruit of forest trees, esp. acorns & beech-nuts. "A mast year" is when a bumper crop of s… 1 month ago
-
Recent Posts
Advertisements
Monthly Archives: October 2012
After Augustine
Sunshine let it be or frost, Storm or calm, as Thou shalt choose; Though Thine every gift were lost, Thee Thyself we could not lose. “After Augustine,” by Mary Elizabeth Coleridge (1861–1907) Advertisements
Posted in Photos, Poetry, Quotation
Tagged Hope, Jesus, Mary Elizabeth Coleridge, Poem, Suffering
Leave a comment
