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Drive That Far
A poem for lost ones
“Drive That Far” is a poem where Andrew pours out the pain of losing a loved one and expresses the hope of being reunited in God’s grace.
Starry Host
A poem about angles
Starry Host is a poem that reflects on God’s greatness and how all of creation includes the stars and all the host of heaven worship him.
Go With Us
A poem of stiff-necked people
Go With Us is a poem echoing Moses' cry for God's mercy on Israel. Our hearts easily turn to idolatry, but God alone is worth of worship.
When We Wake and Ere We Lie
A poem for mercy
‘When We Wake and Ere We Lie’, is a prayer as a poem. A cry for mercy to a God of wrath and justice, a contrite lament for man’s heart.
The Resurrected Gardener
A poem of growth
The Resurrected Gardener is a poem which praises God for his goodness. God prunes us, as a gardener prunes plants, to grow us into His image.
Primrose
A poem of patient love
What does it mean to fully love someone? Primrose is a poem about waiting patiently for love and knowing the source of our patient love.
A Thief on the Road
A poem of choice
The poem A Thief on the Road explores the longing of our heart and the decision to follow the path of love, even when uncertainty lies ahead.
The Poet and the Pen
A poem to remember
The Poet and the Pen is a poem that ponders how faulty our memory can be as we journey through life and prizing thoughtful reflection.
Waypoint
A poem of new beginnings
Waypoint is a poem about the blessings of God’s direction amidst the storms of life, where trials become a place for redemption to mature us.
A Search for Love
A Search for Love is a poem about love that slipped away. What does it look like to move on without anger or resentment?
The Lost Boys and the Lamplighter
The Lost Boys and the Lamplighter is a poem about shining the light of God in dark places of our past. Through love you can heal sexual brokenness and grow.
Behind These Walls
"Behind These Walls," a poem by Andrew Emery, explores opening your heart for mutual healing, and joy and fear of new love.
