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The Great Abyss of Silence
Probably one of the hardest parts about being meIs what I see as the great abyss of silence in this worldAbout the things that Jack thinks are worthy of great amazementOr curiosityOr laughterOr sadnessOr remorseOr studyOr convictionOr praiseOr gratitudeOr actionOr … Continue reading
Unlearned Lessons
Unlearned lessons will not fade away when slightedBut patiently present themselves again and againAttested to by the chorus of bitter experienceAnd ever patient to convince graciouslyThe fool who at first ignored them—Until at length he has gone so far As … Continue reading
Set-It-and-Forget-It Beliefs
It is difficult to overstateJust how adamantly most peopleWant their religious and political beliefsTo be a set-it-and-forget-it affair.
Truth is Often Useful
Truth is often usefulEven to thoseWho neither loveNor understand her.
Wisdom is Quoted
Wisdom is quotedFar more oftenThan she is loved,Or even understood.
Unfinished Business
Is there any unfinished businessThat does not exact a toll in time?
The Intruder
He butts inMaking his presence knownWhere it is not clear he hasAny clear title to be hereIntruding in my businessAnd insisting to be heardWith his voicings of moodsSometimes rapturous butSo often quite severe and sullenAnd lonely and darkAnd sometimes fully … Continue reading
Soak Through
When you learn something new and then make some long-overdue corrections to your beliefs and practices, be sure you let it soak through completely until it is applied thoroughly to all you think and do. Many of the woes in … Continue reading