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Tim Van Deelen

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What If You Knew Her…?

Neil Young’s guitar growls and stomps with old testimony buzz and smoke in the bare trees. One of the most instantly recognized riffs in rock

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Work Song

If we will have the wisdom to survive,to stand like slow growing treeson a ruined place, I didn’t know what to make of Earth Day

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Reading the AR6 Synthesis Report

Header photo: Antarctic Sea ice reaches another record low (February 2023). NASA Earth Observatory, public domain. So, do you love your children? Your grandchildren? Your

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Here

Such a week. Between successive Sundays, I’ve traveled from the opposite side of the globe, navigated a frenzied week on campus, ascended the mountain, and

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Pigeon Grace

I saw venison on the menu so, of course, I had to order it – knowing that the only deer in Africa is the romantically

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Wrung Out

I am wrung out. Seeking sunshine restoration in the wastes.  The parking lot opossum was likely lapping up the salt leavings. It trundled off into

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Hammer

“Pack a lunch and you will need your own hammer” he told me. So I dove my teen-aged self to Gemmen’s Hardware and stood in

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2022 Postscript

Seamus Heaney mugged my Christmas and pinned me down through New Year’s. I was ambushed one evening on Youtube safari, a weak moment. With a

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Naked in the Mirror

A response to Syd Hielema’s The Church of Jesus in 2047: Life After the Decade from Hell, posted on the Reformed Journal on December 12.

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