Monthly Archives: April 2021

They are my family and

My work is opening space for humanity’s children and friends. Why? Because they are in community with me, they are my family and friends. :- Doug.

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Poem offering

My poem my offering :- Doug.

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Examples testing

Good examples—derived from testing, testing—give great grandchildren a humus from which to grow well. :- Doug.

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Branching roots

Humanity: a great tree of branching roots. :- Doug.

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Do nothing rearing

Do nothing great grandchild rearing: we can open space for humanity. :- Doug.

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Ancestor paradigm

A new paradigm of ancestor work is needed. :- Doug.

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Do take thought for

You have heard it said, Take no thought for the morrow. I say Do take thought for the morrow’s children, that you bequeath them good grounding in which to eat, shelter, blossom, and sow ahead. :- Doug.

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Give a job to invent

Give each generation a job to invent. :- Doug.

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edge transition zones of grandchildren?

What are the natural successions, the profusions of leaves and roots, edge-transition zones, multiple canopies, the genius loci which occurs in crops and grandchildren? :- Doug.

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More frightening thing

The more frightening thing— Not to do my poetry :- Doug.

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Polyculture grandchildren

Polyculture posits not controlling conditions, but having enough variety that no matter the conditions, many flourish, and the others do not suffer unduly. Think polyculture of grandchildren. :- Doug.

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Jump into community

We ask how we might jump into the stream of these ancestors, for it may just be possible to establish community with them. :- Doug.

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Good they don’t see

People have good in them even when they don’t see it. :- Doug.

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Each pledges?

What responsibility do we have to our 11th generation? What responsibility do they have to us? That is to say, what responsibility do we have to our 11th generation preceding ancestors? What does each pledge to the others? :- Doug.

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It matters to ask

It matters what question you ask the grandchildren It matters that you ask the grandchildren :- Doug.

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keep in store

Stories are the keep in store for future use of humanity :- Doug.

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My own play

This is a plan for my own play with my immediate grandchildren. Did you see what you said? Did you smell what you spouted? Here then might be poetry! :- Doug.

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