I Saw My God Today While Walking The Path Of Life
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Nature so bright
I saw my God today
As I sat upon a hill
And looked across
The way.
I saw Him amongst
The waving wheat.
I saw Him as the
Birds took flight
In, around, and
Through the trees,
In the soft and
Dappled light.
I saw Him in the
Winding lane, as it
Meandered through
The valley floor
And finally came
Resting at the door.
And I thank God
With all my might,
For nature so sweet,
Rare, and bright.
_ _ _ _ _
Genesis
everything that He had made, and,
behold, it was very good.”
In THE
Not so long ago
A little tow-head
Called out in the night,
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About the Book
This book is written upon the premise that there is a sovereign and colossal God who created the universe and maintains an ever present relationship with all His glorious and spacious creation.
That premise provides an inexhaustible supply of challenging and gratifying issues to be explored. In this book of free verse poetry, readers will examine multi-faceted ways in which God touches individuals as they walk this path called life.
This poetry book explores issues dealing with spiritual power, nature, family, remarkable people, life after death, and other subjects; each intended to be a literary journey bringing pleasure to the heart and soul of the reader. The writer has a pleasant, positive way of expressing values and observations about life and God which invites readers to regularly revisit her poetry.
To quote Bradley Martin, editor of the Hickman County Times, who regularly publishes Wilma’s poetry, “The more of Wilma Hudgins’ poetry you read, the more you want to read. See for yourself.”
About the Author
Wilma Armstrong Hudgins is the product of a home where dedicated Christian parents taught her to aim high, work hard, honor her commitments and trust in her God.
When Wilma was a preschooler her father was a tenant farmer in
Wilma married Wayne Hudgins. He became a part time preacher and an elder in the church. They have three children: James, Tim and Melanie.
Wilma is a former FBI employee, and a retired public school teacher. She writes and teaches Sunday School Class materials. Her poetry is published in the Hickman County Times.
Wilma believes life to be a daily journey with God. She deals with this conviction in her writing.