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Emily on War
Poem by Emily Dickinson #444Filed under: Poetry Tagged: art and poetry, Emily Dickinson, freedom, Poetry, war
The Bugle Call
The Bugle Call It is a melancholy, yet a comforting sound, a sobering Call that announces the fall of a gentle warrior: a brave soul, perhaps too young, to know how finite, the summons will be. I hear that song again repeating an inquisitive lyric “War, what is good for?” My response is … Continue reading The Bugle Call
Synchronicity
Synchronicity Tulips, lilies bloom in May A child is born too Filed under: Haiku, Nature, Poetry Tagged: Flora and Fauna, Haiku, lily, May, spring
My Mother Made Lists
I came across quite a few workbooks at the book store that suggest that we keep lists of some sort or another. One book caught my attention Listful Thinking: Using Lists to be More Productive, Highly Successful and Less Stressed. It made me think of my mother who was a list maker. She made lists … Continue reading My Mother Made Lists
A Philosophy on Life By Sam Berns
This young man is amazing. Right now I have nothing to complain about. Yesterday I was asking myself the why questions. Being a worry wart, questioning is what I do. But this video (that by the way I happened to stumble upon accidentally) made me realize (as I ultimately always do) that I am so … Continue reading A Philosophy on Life By Sam Berns