In his poem, “Arete Campfire,” Jeff Burt gives an ear to God at a campfire. Continue reading Arete Campfire

In his poem, “Jesus Stopped at Dogwood and Wisteria,” Jeff Burt envisions being with Jesus in his backyard. Continue reading Jesus Stopped at Dogwood and Wisteria

In his poem, “My Father Wore Rough Clothing,” Jeff Burt describes the eloquence of his pastor-father. Continue reading My Father Wore Rough Clothing