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Upon Horizons Move the Strongest Storms (a sonnet)
By Andrew R. Duckworth Upon horizons move the strongest stormsAnd we can see them gathered all aroundWith wind that speeds so fast beyond the normAnd light that spreads and crashes to the ground.We’ve seen the tempests much like these beforeThat ravage ships and rip the sails away,That strike the fear of God upon our coreAnd…
There is No Road that one Must Take Alone (a sonnet)
By Andrew R. Duckworth There is no road that one must take aloneWhile knowing there is One who takes our handThrough ragged trail of dust and jagged stoneThat threatens death when one attempts to stand.Our feet do tread upon such shaken groundThat tests the very wary hearts of men,But He delights in those, the lost…
It Seems Strange in these Loud but Silent Days (a sonnet)
By Andrew R. Duckworth It seems strange in these loud but silent daysThat man can find the Truth yet lose his way.Yet men have often straddled ‘long the roadRather than walk in ways that they’ve been shown.And now, the time has come when men must chooseWhether their life or soul they’d rather loseAs wicked men…
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Poetry and Essays of Andrew Ryan Duckworth 