tunnels evocative
Tunnels are a more evocative picture than threads: we can travel down the tunnels, we are safe, there is much to explore.
:- Doug.
Tunnels are a more evocative picture than threads: we can travel down the tunnels, we are safe, there is much to explore.
:- Doug.
Tunnels: maybe we are the tunnels, maybe there are tunnels in the wind between us. For now: I say we are the tunnels, and when we intersect, there are two shadows going off in many possible directions, and these are all possible people we can become. Who we see in front of us are unfolded there for the instant, never more, then we are newly unfolding, a thousand times each millisecond. Or more. We are more.
:- Doug.
Deeper is where the tunnels intersect.
:- Doug.
Let us ask
These people
To actively throw in their selves
:- Doug.
The thousand, thousand, thousand faces
—another synonym!
:- Doug.
What big thing is our group doing? This could be important stuff we are doing—if we treat it as important—and not just giving the dregs of ourselves one meeting a month. Not just building a pedestrian “conference.”
:- Doug.
Nothing reaches the heart
but what is already in the heart
:- Doug.
Sometimes the flow
carries excrement
this too is perfect
:- Doug.
Living be present
Present be living
:- Doug.
We are given little things to do
Why do we think they are
Wasting our one life?
:- Doug.
Disorientation may be our comfort.
:- Doug.
Rusty the beauty
the perfection
of humans
:- Doug.
In love there are many more synonyms.
:- Doug.
The world widens—look!
:- Doug.
I made a mistake, I am human, and this is part of my perfection!
:- Doug.
The second most important thing you can do to keep the hospital committee away is do a Power of Attorney.
:- Doug.
We have an opportunity here to do something good now.
:- Doug.
The thousand eyes look into me
I into them
All is at home
:- Doug.
Seems to me my work needs to be in the area where I have been writing: getting people engaged in their world, our world. So I need to screw up my courage and go back to the committee and work at this.
:- Doug.
If we have gotten good speakers and put on a good show, we are proud of us. If we have provided a time space from which people did something important, we are proud of them.
:- Doug.
We are in a position to foster—to generate—a new and higher level of caring for elders in our community.
:- Doug.
Care is something you buy.
Caring is something given.
:- Doug.
If we engage well enough, we will lose our audience. Significant numbers will get up, go out, and start something. They will make a call, go visit someone, gather people and materiel. Engaged, people move. Out.
:- Doug.