Monthly Archives: July 2020
brings understanding
Imagination brings understanding. :- Doug.
Posted in Eldering, Poetry
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cinnamoned apple
Poetry stuffed with cinnamoned apple a slice of cheddar on the side :- Doug.
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Wings on hippopotami
Lawyer for a moment imagine wings on hippopotami :- Doug.
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My second language poetry
My second language is poetry No, my first :- Doug.
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A water we cannot see across
A water we cannot see across Of this we stand in need A brink we must visit and visit :- Doug.
Posted in Eldering, Grieving, Healing and Wholeness, Poetry
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Wafting up the flue
So much grey so little silver snow and deep up on the roof but fire in the hearth? Dare we inquire after morsels? Old we have aplenty elders but few Shh who might some of us barely notice wafting up … Continue reading
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Arrow on a rusting sign
A poem once written is an unreliable arrow on a sign rusting telling which way you went but not the valuable stuff :- Doug.
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A Google lawyer
Are you Google knowing without knowing Are you a Google lawyer knowing answers and hows lively and responsive without touching All those years lived without living All those lives you have strummed without having the chords reverberate to your spine … Continue reading
Posted in Conversation, Poetry, Professional Caregivers
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Looking glass room
As elder caring lawyers we are privileged witnesses. We also may find a profound responsibility to witness for our people. To mirror. To open. Maybe there is a different room over there on the other side of the looking glass. … Continue reading
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death and life: choose
I set before you death and life. Choose. Choose well, for you choose for the generations. :- Doug.
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