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Daily Archives: August 26, 2003
Why Some Sources Are Better Received: an allegory
We stand together on the shore, you and I, watching the night sky. We both agree we are land-bound and each pines to know the sea. In our hands we can hold some sand; to me, yours looks the same … Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance, Christianity, conflict, daily poems, ecumenics, paganism, spirituality, tolerance
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A Vignette
So, there I was … taking my 2:00 p.m. lunch break (I work from New Orleans on Pacific Coast Time). Here is the scenario: I am sitting at a table under the carport that is covered with books, catalogs, flyers, … Continue reading
Optimistic anapestics
When the world is so full that it fails to react to the tears of a child, it has lost any hope; and when cries in the night go unheard and are lost in the noise of the street, we … Continue reading