Monthly Archives: July 2020
Nor safely home
Your story will not bring you safely home. :- Doug.
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Boulder above you
A poem is a boulder rocking on the narrow ridge above you. :- Doug.
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An angry waterfall
Artistry opens us to thinking possibly Try it. Observe through a soft pillow a stealthy panther an angry waterfall flashing :- Doug.
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A metaphor of your own
Finding a metaphor of your own frees your soul and you did not see a lock :- Doug.
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Deadening as it speeds along
Writing poetry, or any reflective thing, is thinking. It is alive, working, not like past thought, deadening as it speeds along. :- Doug.
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Knowing beyond cognition
Because poetry knows beyond the cognitive, it can take us places we don’t expect to go—that is help us learn. :- Doug.
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Another word for change
Story is another word for change. :- Doug.
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Your role, dear lawyer
Your role, dear lawyer, is not to advise, nor counsel, nor even to listen, but to hear. This is your role, dear human. :- Doug.
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Wonder is the thing
To wonder about life this is the thing :- Doug.
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Ever wondering
Ever wondering Ever inventing Ever conversing :- Doug.
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Present and lively
Are you exploring or have you figured it out? one is present and lively :- Doug.
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The more sure you are
The more sure you are, the less you know. :- Doug.
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