Author Archives: dgermann
The buried dead who fortify the soil
The buried dead who fortify the soil The nun in her cell keeping the earth to its spin Do they nourish and center for us freely Or simply carry the world this far Leaving for us in our turn as … Continue reading
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passing, passing by
We, this era, are caught up in something passing, passing by insubstantial meaning, lasting lasting :- Doug.
Posted in Eldering, Healing and Wholeness, Poetry
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Into imagination and art
We can be about transposing age into imagination and art. :- Doug.
Posted in Aging, Eldering
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You can see from here
What you can see from here Can it be for the grandchildren Of some good use? :- Doug.
Posted in Eldering, Family, Poetry
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Completing larger life
We are about completing a larger life. :- Doug.
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An additional generation
We have—we are—an additional generation. This widespread longevity and health presents us the opportunity to fashion elderhood for the good of generations. :- Doug.
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Age as a conversation?
Might we approach age as a conversation? :- Doug.
Posted in Aging, Conversation
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Responsibilities and joys
What are the responsibilities and joys of elderhood? :- Doug.
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