Category Archives: Eldering
remain unused?
Do we dare—dare! remain unused? :- Doug.
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till they are ripe
Love the grandchildren —all the grandchildren— as no one yet has thought to love them till they are ripe :- Doug.
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Gather all notes
In this age we gather all the notes of life question humility rage call tenderness edge :- Doug.
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Sacrifice to song?
Hounded by hatred our grandchildren are torn from the intentions of their lives will we an hour or two sacrifice to remind them of their song? :- Doug.
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Among peers
Conversing among peers: What’s this age for? :- Doug.
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Or is softness
Do we desire a certain softness to counter the edge of the age or is softness part of us? or is softness only the masculine turn matched in movements femininely? :- Doug.
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years, steeped
Elder years, steeped open a door or two to a wider and deeper account :- Doug.
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Grandparent to the universe
The key questions and opportunities in being a grandparent to the universe. :- Doug.
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Hoping to hear
Willing to listen Hoping to hear :- Doug.
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The extra generation
We are the extra generation. :- Doug.
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Beyond this age
This age beyond ego beyond brain beyond opposites beyond this age thinning allowing for real :- Doug.
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