Category Archives: Creative Writing
T’was the Night Before Cliffmas
‘Twas the night before Cliffmas and all through the House, The Congressional think tank, somewhat of a louse, Shook hands and slapped backs and they toasted success, Though their constituents groaned, exhibiting unrest. When on top of the Capitol, there … Continue reading
Posted in America, Christmas, Creative Writing, Political Views
Tagged Cliffmas, Conservatism, Fiscal Cliff, Liberalism, Santa Claus
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Obamacare Blues
I wrote this poem late last year, prior to the Health Care vote. And though the bill passed, negating my “prophetic” poem, a new administration insures America’s ability to repeal this unconstitutional nightmare. Enjoy and pass along…. ‘Twas the night … Continue reading
Posted in Abortion, America, Creative Writing, Poetry, Political Views
Tagged Abortion, Christians, Conservatism, Frank, Liberalism, Obamacare, Pelosi, Pro-Life, Reid, second chances, Twas the Night Before Christmas
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Book Review: Mckenzie by Author Penny Zeller
I enjoy Christian fiction. When patronizing the local used bookstore, I browse the titles in the Christian section, hoping to find novels of mystery and suspense. Give me a book by Frank Peretti or a political thriller written by American … Continue reading
Sweet Dreams
A lullaby, a whispered prayer, Loving kisses on the brow, Sweet dreams wished, the light blown out, The sandman comes; he comes right now. Mother tiptoes from the room, A dark and stormy night, Crashing thunder shakes the chamber, The … Continue reading
Posted in Bible Studies/Christianity, Creative Writing, Poetry
Tagged Children, creative writing, Faith, Fear, Poetry
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Remembering the Titanic
This week we commemorate the 100th anniversary of the sinking of the Titanic. A few years ago I penned this brief bit of historical fiction. Take time to investigate the life of Francis Browne and I hope you enjoy this … Continue reading
Posted in America, Creative Writing, Historical Fiction
Tagged 100th anniversary, April 1912, Francis Browne, Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, Titanic, Titanic Museum
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My Non-Syndicated Column
Every week, on Monday, I submit a column to a small town newspaper a stone’s throw away from my hometown. The editor allows short stories, editorials, and devotionals…it’s much like my blog but in newsprint form. “Bryan’s Beat” appears in … Continue reading
Posted in Creative Writing, End Times, Heaven
Tagged Bible, Christians, column, Faith, God, Gospel, grace, Heaven, Jesus, newspaper, repentance, salvation, Tri-County Sentinel
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Fallin’ Leaves
Elmer glowered at the maple trees dotting his property. “I can’t keep up,” he whined. Throwing down his rake in disgust, he stomped to the back porch and thumped down, grumbling. “You ain’t through yet?” Ethel asked, peering through (read … Continue reading
Posted in Creative Writing
Tagged Autumn, Christian Fish, Elmer, Ethel, Fall, humor, Leaves, Neighbors, Raking, short story
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Anger a la Commode
From time to time I will post short stories. I love creative writing and hope this tale about a fictional dog puts a smile on your face. Read through to the end as a spiritual lesson awaits. Clarence stood, stretched … Continue reading
Posted in Creative Writing
Tagged Bible, birthday, bitterness, Dogs, forgiveness, grace, Marriage, short story
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Fowl Play
“You’re gonna serve what?” Charlie stared at his wife in disbelief. Lola twisted a knob, cranking the burner down to low. Then lifting a lid, she sniffed the offerings of a simmering pot. “Lola….” Charlie griped. “We’re having what?” “I … Continue reading
Posted in Creative Writing
Tagged environmentalists, green, Thanksgiving, tofurky, turkey
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