Monthly Archives: March 2021

Conversation’s grandchildren?

Who will be of your conversations the grandchildren? :- Doug.

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Conversation changes

Conversation changes things people. :- Doug.

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Beauty in the tragic

I am seeing a joy and beauty in the tragic, and our reaching will not be complete until we include this and call it good. :- Doug.

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To see what has yet to be seen

To see what has yet to be seen To reach far afield To accept with joy the tragic :- Doug.

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Grandmother, my child:

Grandmother, my child: I would hear you. :- Doug.

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Oversized heads?

Here is a huge range for my thinking, and some repetition to ponder. Will we humans bounce up and down, end our civilization and come back after millions of decades? It is perhaps as likely as continuing to grow and … Continue reading

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Good changes

The problem is it is goal-thinking to say we work to have a humanity more loving, peaceful, intelligent, or whatever attribute, which of course we could not agree upon and have it serve for all time. Instead we need purpose-thinking. … Continue reading

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Worthy and long term

The work may be to turn the attention to the worthy and the long term. :- Doug.

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Value differently

They are going to be different, think differently, value differently. It is not our task to convince them, but to converse with them: to let us be changed as much as or more than we influence them. :- Doug.

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Keeping thread alive

What then? Is my effort for naught? Probably not, for I am keeping alive one thread of life. :- Doug.

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Agree about?

What do we agree about? Continuing to live; Continuity of the species; Change? Once we have some of these things, where do they take us? They take us to disagreement on the How. Perhaps. And the When. And the priority? … Continue reading

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At play in the community

At play and at work in the community of ancients am I. :- Doug.

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Disagree 300 years?

About what do we and the 300-year grandchild elders disagree? :- Doug.

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ancient space

Open ancient space. :- Doug.

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My country ’tis of ages

My country and community, and yours, is bigger than any of us thought, for it includes people, people of the ages. Here, we are whole. :- Doug.

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Works upon human spirit

Law is work upon human spirit To organize it make it fit The work of ages is to free and grow :- Doug.

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impossible imperceptible

This impossible imperceptible work pulls me :- Doug.

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