Go-betweens numinous
Elders are go-betweens numinous and mundane.
:- Doug.
“That reminds me,”
an elder says, because
with more stories arise
more complex connectors
to hook us into life
:- Doug.
Archive for June 10th, 2018
“That reminds me,”
Development does not stop
For me, development does not stop with the physical, mental, cognitive, emotional, and psychological. It needs also to go to spirit and intimacy—meeting, poetry, and conversation.
:- Doug.
Quick! Make a mistake!
Footprints in the Windsm # 1786
Quick! Make a mistake! It will move us along! Hope is in the wrongness.
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Middling is an excursion
Middling is an excursion into busy-ness and away from our essence-which-wants-out-to-play. The true tug of grandchildren to grandparents—is to life!
:- Doug.
