Sailady Books and Art

    “Eyes of a Mother” War and Peace Renne’ Siewers Looking through the Eyes of a Mother is the maternal window protecting a child during life and death.   So helpless is a child against war.   The mother is responsible for her child’s protection during this duress.   Depicted in the Eyes of a Mother’s portrait are the loud military explosions bursting in their ears from the nearby war; she finds a way to make her child content and safe. The Mother cries out, “God protect my child from the ominous war.” Mary of Nazareth fled with Joseph on a donkey to save her unborn child from certain death at the hands of the soldiers.   King Herod (Herod the Great) ordered the first newborn male child under the age of two to be killed at the hands of his soldiers.   King Herod heard rumors that a born king, or savior, would be extremely powerful among the Jewish people.   The second reason Herod was troubled was that he didn’t want Christ to come to...

  With Little Payton ( Chapter 1)     P recocious girl you’ve ever seen A ngels protected her as she fell Y ou could find no bruises at the scene T wo-story did the child fall to tell   Angel carried Payton   O h, does she know she loved N o one could ever doubt her cheerful smile W ith God loving   from above I ntertwining radiance all the while   Payton the Mother                                                                                      ...

  “The Wave” Surging Seas Renne’ Siewers The Wave depicts chaos throughout life with continuous water in motion. It engulfs life, surging pulses throughout time, and is perpetually moving. Water is the substance of life, and God is my life, forever protection from unexpected rogue waves. Psalms 42.. Psalms 42. 7 Deep calls to deep in the roar of Your waterfalls; all Your breakers and waves have rolled over me. 8 The LORD decrees His loving devotion by day, and at night His song is with me as a prayer to the God of my life.