September - 2018

Spirit Fire Review Issue #15 Including Best of the Net Announcements

Spirit Fire Review Issue #15 Including the Best of the Net Announcements.

Testimony/Essay: "A Way in the Wilderness"

A Way in the Wilderness Behold, I will do a new thing; now it shall spring forth; shall ye not know it? I will even make a way in the...

Photography by Fabrice B. Poussin

Fabrice Poussin teaches French and English at Shorter University. Author of novels and poetry, his work has appeared in Kestrel,...

Two Poems by Bruce Owens: "Untitled" and "A Psalm"

Untitled There was a hymn in the night clouds in the sky sailing like great ships and the moon was full, ablaze with light. The entire...

Two Poems by Joan Leotta: "Incendiary" and "Persistent Night"

Incendiary So many small lights banishing night. Beeswax, white Small, lit column by row In round burnished copper holders melts into...

A Poem by Elizabeth Brooks: "Crystal Tear"

Crystal Tear Have you ever been in bed awake in awe over someone or worry with wonder until daybreak Have you ever had a tear that welled...

A Poem by Ken Allan Dronsfield: "Into Discovery"

Into Discovery When you have risked it all just to have a taste. When you have feasted on victory, and swallowed defeat. When you've...

A Poem by Veronica Michalowski: "Sinker 4-11-2017"

SINKER 6 year-old neophyte angler begins his journey after daybreak surf fishing with his Father vacant beach Jersey shore steadies the...

Two Poems by Edilson Afonso Ferreira: "Praise" and "Gratitude"

Praise In cathedrals and churches, abbeys and convents; in the small chapels on the top of the mountains; in pilgrimages and spiritual...

Two Poems by Peter C. Venable: "I’m Just Passing Through This World" and "On David&#3

“I’m Just Passing Through This World” A soul steeped in Christ, eyes closed the last time, Left this broken world to soar above. He...

A Poem by Leroy Ralph Abrahams: "Lord, only You can..."

Lord, only You can... Turn my pain Into power Makes things in my life sweet That's gone sour Who can provide for me Like You did...

A Poem by Cindy Bousquet Harris: "The Name"

The Name Name so holy, none could speak, nor hope to venture near. Astounding, that the awesome One would choose to meet us here. To...

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