The Gospel Poetry of J. Alan R.

. 3 Latest Poems: . 1.  It's The Eyes 2.  belies 3.  They Don't Have Ears . Complete List in Alphabetical Order: . A Cold House A Glory Often Missed A Shepherd Girl Danced Abide Alive Before belies Between Bigger Than That! Blind Bone Concert Bug Light Came a King Camping Can You? Can You See Me Now? Dancing on a Rope Dead Dudes Don't Do Diddly! Death Yaps Deep Ever Since Ezekiel's Hair Flying the Eye of God Foolish Fish For Dreamers Only Forever Kids   Forever Kisses From the Beginning God Stepped Down Good Soldiers Gotta Go! H²O Handshake from Heaven He Gave He Made Us To Dance Him We Have Known House of Bread How Dare How It Feels I Could Ask If God Gave I'm A Balloon In The Desert Place In The House of His Heart Integrous Man Into My Storm Is It Enough? It's All About It's Not Dark It's The Eyes Jacob's Limp Jeremiah’s Song   Just Ask Joe Kana! Kleenex Bookends Let All the Earth be Silent Long Promenade Lord Me Mirror Men My Best Friends My Gethsemane My Pretty Box Names Are Being Written On My Way Pa Planting the Plants of God's Good Field Pointing the Way Promising Forever Put It On Me Raking Leaves Real to Me Realm Rider Safe Harbor's Promise Sandy, at the Cliff's Edge Scarecrows Seamless Secret Saints   Shuns in the Dark Sing, Sing, Sing Small Things So Cry Sometimes Stand in the Pouring Strange Work Stubborn Hills Taste the Rains The Dawnings The Didymus Confessions The Dresser Calls The Golden Cord The Just Right Time The Maker The Master's Elbow The Naked Man The Only Thing Worthwhile The Place of the Cleansing Bowl The Shofar's Blast The Stonecutter's Stones The Time Has Come The Wilderness of Judah There Beats Your Heart There You Go   There's a Cross on a Hill They're Watching They Don't Have Ears This Very Moment Those Through Each Day Through the Holes Trees Don't Forget Until You Are Weary Vitis Waitin' at the Window Walk with Me We Would Do Well We’re at War! Wear Me Like a Pair of Work Gloves What More? What the Servant Saw When Leaves Turn Where the Goats Go Where the River Flows Who Am I... Who Is Your Father? Will the Real Me, Please? You Know I Don't Yours .                    | Back to CRC Chico |