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Some Cannot Hear
Some cannot hear that it is out of tuneOr out of tone or time or spirit, even—Because they were never taughtTo hear such things. And I wonder at what fires Might be lit in their soulsIf someone were to teach … Continue reading
There is the Thrill
There is the thrill of hearing a notePlayed with spirit and keenly in tune!And as surely, the opposite makes Its impression upon the soul, too.
How A Grown Man
Funny how a grown manCan be pouting on the insideSo deep down that he will neverRealize it in a hundred grouchy years—And if you asked him he’d probablyDeny it—clueless soul that he is—Unless he goes down thereOn purpose to find … Continue reading
Stand Back, Friends!
Stand back, friends! The human is loading to thinkAnd has little idea whereHe’s pointing that thingOr what makes it go off. He’s still a little shakyOn the details—On whether it isThe readyThe aimOr the fireThat should come first.
The American Love of Freedom
The American love of freedom is a curious affairSince we are not nearly as free from tyrannyAs we like to think we are—And as we have so much more freedom to thinkThan we ever seem to use.
Fooled by the Familiar Form
He is fooled by the familiar formInto thinking that as he readsHe must also be understanding.
To Listen and Consider
When reading a passage in the BibleWhat person is there who can set asideWhat he wants it to meanOr expects it to meanOr thought it meant yesterdayOr has always heard that it meansOr what his friends want it to mean? … Continue reading
Vetting Ideas
Too few have any concept That ideas need to be vetted—Beyond the question of whether They seem desirable to hold. And of those who do perceive the needFew have much skill at it.
The Fact That You Are Not Listening
There’s really no getting aroundThe fact that you are not listening—Especially since what I’m tryingTo talk to you about right now isThe fact that you are not listening.