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According to Job, "so with old age is wisdom," and I guess with the multiplication of gray hairs and the shrinking of stature (which I can hardly…
Jul 8
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Lee Kiblinger
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June 2024
Molting
Sometimes I wish I could molt, like a crab, or a bird. Wake up with a new skin. Or fresh feathers. Not simply for the sake of laying aside the wrinkles…
Jun 17
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May 2024
Marginals
I find it strange that water plants flanking the edges of ponds are known as marginals. We lament the marginalization of a people group, an individual…
May 29
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Anthology and Angels
As a writer, one of the greatest blessings is to collaborate with other talented writers, and in my case, dear friends, to publish something beautiful…
May 11
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Lee Kiblinger
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April 2024
Rain
This month has been a pouring. Certainly of blessing, but most tangibly, of rain. Last Saturday, seven inches of rain drenched our earth in just a few…
Apr 24
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Still Life
(there is some irony here)
Apr 11
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February 2024
Lamenting Sackcloth
Sometimes it is so hard to repent, even during Lent.
Feb 28
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Lee Kiblinger
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Months
Sometimes it is difficult to see God’s grace on a calendar.
Feb 7
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Lee Kiblinger
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January 2024
Espalier
I love the beauty of the trellis. I love that they channel such lovely living things to a limited space. But will heaven need harnessing?
Jan 19
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Lee Kiblinger
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The Vanishing Point
Where does the vanishing point go? The Vanishing Point first published in Solum Journal Volume IV I stood in a dusty gallery with an aged landscape…
Jan 5
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Lee Kiblinger
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December 2023
Underpainting
What will happen if we are stripped of all of our layers?
Dec 19, 2023
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Lee Kiblinger
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