Staring

A child can stare at the world,
and we ought never turn them away.
Let them stare, let them learn,
and they will find the world as they will.

Altar

"Lord, I am not worthy that Thou shouldest come under my roof,
But speak the Word only and my soul shall be healed."

The Rose Petal

A rose bud blooms and falls,
it's brilliance lost to yesterday.
But a virtuous woman grows
in beauties' splendor everyday.

Rings

"With this ring I thee wed;
With my body I thee worship"

Wedded Hand

"My lady hath as soft a hand
As any queen in fairy-land"

A Woman's Eyes

The brightest star within the sky;
Not within the heav'ns be found,
Nay, 'tis only in my deaie's eye,
Where too my heart be bound.

Contemplative Woman

Bride-to-Be

Skies of Fire

Placid Sailing

The Son

The Son brings both sunrise and sunset
Upon that frightful glorious day.