Michael Bray

Author of A Time To Kill

Poetry

Februation, Gone!

O that month of februation, Pagan sacrifice to appease Those demons demanding lives Offering nothing but words in return. The fear of death grips soul and mind And drives men to work and grind But that was the way of the past. And today we are free from worry Anxiety and fear we did bury […]

A Dad Regrets His Snipping

A dad had a few kids And said he had enough. Got himself “snipped”; Thought he was done. Tried to  make life easy and fun; Didn’t want to risk another child; Wanted to put life in the mild Mode and keep any extras at bay So to enjoy that easier day Without those little imps […]

A Curse Upon Butcherers of Babies

The slave-traders of old are like The drug dealers of today; They trade in human misery To make themselves a buck, And for other human beings They give not a shrug. And yet below dealers in drugs And slave-traders, there are worse! On the thugs who butcher babies, We need a good, powerful curse! 0832 […]

The Trinity

The Trinity we must behold, A truth more valuable than gold. Eternal love between two there was, And a witness better than a “cuz”:A full-fledged member of the “Godhead” As some would say of the triune God! Yes, that love was an eternal sort To which the Scriptures testify and support. Yeah, it’s denied by […]

The Wondrous Eleven

Moof, Honas, and Pickeloo Oh what to do? More than two! A Boo, a Perse and a Bug Time for a break and a hug (Or a crawl under a rug!). Cea and Sem came after IkemanThey kept on coming, etcetera Topping it all off with a Petra. There had been cries for Mercy But […]

Those Coveted Miracles and Our Sanctification

No, He didn’t move any mountains;And He only parted one “sea”!He did part a “reed sea” (actually) a river:-And Moses walked through it-Once for himself and another time for Joshua.He also parted the Jordan River once for ElijahAnd another time for Elisha.That’s four partings of rivers. So let us back off of the damned claimThat He […]

Aunt Mary and Uncle Tune

(A memory from Paterson, New Jersey) ‘Twas in my teenage years; We visited my Dad’s parents: Called them Mema and Granddad. Might have been only three of us: Jamie, Jodie, and I. She took us to a store somewhere in town And said, “Get whatever you want!” Oh, it was better than Christmas! We walked […]

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