HAPPY THANKSGIVING! My heart is so full.... I have so much for which to be thankful, but I do not have sufficient words to convey how blessed I feel. So, I will let this song speak for me: recorded in one of my happy places surrounded by family with heart overflowing from the peace, love, and beauty that God has put in my life. I am so grateful for each of you, and I pray that your holiday is equally blessed ❤️ HAPPY THANKSGIVING! 🙏🤗 "Praise God from whom all blessings fl

An Evening at the Movies A FREE Livestream Virtual-Concert Presented by Emily E. Finke (feat. Dr. Ashley Finke)

Legends - Andy Smith and Emily E. Finke A song about crossing mountains of gold and chasing cities of light, “Legends” tells a haunting story of time and distance - time that turns legends to myth and distance that separates mirage from truth.

Such men of old as none have known yet still they live today Giants, are they, among mere men have not such as these been seen?

The world is sleeping, so must I, while Winter nights are long. Wait, O Sleep! I'd rather...

This is a big deal for me. My first album. On my very own record label. I still can't believe this is real. A few years ago...

A Silent Cry A Memorial Day Poem by Emily E. Finke

Visions dancing in the sky Mellow music whispering by Night is looming far ahead But come the dawn, we dance Darkness spreading far around

Here and there and everywhere, the world goes rushing by. But deep inside my little mind, I often wonder why.

A free-verse, poem by Emily E. Finke

A Month-by-Month Look Back... JANUARY: I kicked off the New Year with family in Arizona, but my mind was busy with plans and dreams for the upcoming year. I was hard at work and eventually launched my very own subscription based internet community: The Community by Emily E. Finke on January 28th. My goal for the first year was to have 10 members. As of Dec. 31st, 2021, The Community is a booming success with 22 members! FEBRUARY: I purchased my very first microphone and r

Since the unexpected halt that occurred outside the city, the railroad had made arrangements for the passengers to be transported the few...