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As Much as You Do
Perhaps no one can appreciateAs much as you doThe great effort you have expendedIn providing a non-answerTo the question.
It’s Getting So Old
It’s getting so oldThat it’s almost not funny anymore—That error by which we take Him literallyWhen He was speaking figuratively,Or vice versa—
There is Surviving the Injury Itself
There is surviving the injury itself,And there is surviving Whatever one tells oneself about it.
I Simply Must Remember
I simply must rememberThat he who sounds like a jerkMay simply be a poor communicator.
It’s Stupid, You Say
It’s stupid, you say,To start working a puzzleBefore you’ve got all its piecesLaid out on the table.
I Saw a Snake
I saw a snake—Quite a large one, actually—And some days afterward,When most of the excitement had subsided,I realized in my quieter momentsThat I had begun to feel as if,By appearing to me unannounced as it had,The thing had done me … Continue reading
Questions and the Cognitive Miser
Ask a few questions in a single post (in a topical discussion group) and observe how the average joe responds. See how often it happens that he answers one question and doesn’t touch the others—and makes no mention of why … Continue reading
We Look Back in Disbelief
We look back in disbeliefAt the horror of the sins and errorsOf a generation past,Shaking our heads At how anybody could haveBeen involved in that,And glad that we know better ourselves. But surely our generationHas its own sins and errors,And … Continue reading
Having Missed the Point
Having missed the point,Naturally, they wouldn’t seeThat they have missed the point— Unless they have done as some do,Missing it on purpose. And that’s a whole newCan of worms.
What if the Bible Doesn’t Tell Us Everything?
What if the Bible doesn’t tell us everything— And what if weWere to assumeThat it does? What could possibly go wrongWith that?