Author Archives: dgermann
Band of ancestors
My band of ancestors a forest to be gathered among :- Doug.
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You know more
What you can see is more than lifting the fog you know more than you know :- Doug.
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In through the fingers
Ponderful things come in through the fingers give you freedom to write to pry open some forgotten box :- Doug.
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In that bright morning light
Who says clarity is only in brainwork earned and propagated? In that bright morning light I came home There are processes at work and beauty Fog comes & goes we know not when nor how :- Doug.
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Edge of meaning
It is possible to write something that was not evident before to reach an edge of my own meaning :- Doug.
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Detail, oh, detail!
Not mere concreteness, but detail, oh, detail! :- Doug.
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Exercise could not
Will I do these things next time? Hard to say But if I did not so Exercise my imagination I could not :- Doug.
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Story in that house
What stories have been significant for me? Rewrite this story in that house. :- Doug.
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Physical concretizing
Write then rewrite with physical concretizing metaphors. :- Doug.
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Exploring hats
Exploring what uniform I wore and What new hat I can try on next time That is the adventure in this story :- Doug.
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Story calling forth
Through story, calling forth a higher humanity :- Doug.
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Did I assimilate?
What did I assume? What did I, do I, seek to assimilate? What is my role as lawyer, counselor, human? :- Doug.
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