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Tag Archives: trust
Sing, Then: a cyhydedd hir
To fill life with song, sing out all day long both right notes, and wrong; do not be shy. Don’t worry the notes. Just listen, and quote; and do keep your throat from getting dry. The subject, the text? The … Continue reading
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Tagged cyhydedd hir, daily poems, poetic forms, singing, song, trust, voice, Welsh verse forms
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Big Fish
What makes up a community, if not those common threads that make us not such strangers and more interested, instead, in how the other sees the world, what makes a good friend tick. To share the things that shape your … Continue reading
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Tagged achievement, communication, community, friendship, relativity, trust, wholeness
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On the Incredulous
Not that the incredulous person doesn’t believe in anything. It’s just that he doesn’t believe in everything. Or he believes in one thing at a time. He believes a second thing only if it somehow follows from the first thing. … Continue reading
Posted in Statements
Tagged belief, curiosity, Foucault's Pendulum, ideas, incredulity, miracles, trust, Umberto Eco
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Primary Colors
You can’t trust the politicians, but they’re really not to blame ’cause we give them what they work with, handing over without shame all the best of our intentions and worst of our desires, all the evils we won’t mention … Continue reading
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Tagged daily poems, democracy, partisanship, politicians, politics, representation, trust
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