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How I Hear Him

  • Writer: Kaye Whiting Romney
    Kaye Whiting Romney
  • Sep 16, 2022
  • 1 min read

How I Hear Him

Kaye Whiting Romney


I hear Him

In the gentle breeze

Of leaves

Half-flushed

With green and gold.


I hear Him

In the silhouette

Of black Ash branches

Gnarled and old.


I hear Him

On the river rocks,

And then again on desert sand.


He touches me

In darkened caves

Where I reach out to hold His hand.


I hear Him

In the desperate darkness

When I toss and cannot sleep.

He knows at least, I then will listen –

to His voice in stillness deep.


I hear him in the Holy promise of the

Stained glass harvest wheat.

I hear Him as I kneel at alters

Where I plead for mercy sweet.


I hear Him when my will is swallowed

Up in His redemptive power.

When I confess my sins before Him –

Still, He loves me every hour.

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