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Tag Archives: death
mower world – July 18
7:18.2014 atop my mower world beater, creeper, steeper I demand nature to my call until the froglets flee tiny, leaping, terrified for their lives and I count the cost of living, and having mercy. I … Continue reading
friends pass – June 9
6.9.2014 friends pass sometimes because the cancer caught up to them some because they stuck a needle into their arm one too many times and the heroin got ‘em some simply dropped one day in the library stacks … Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance, care, connections, death, faith, friends, grace, grieving, loss, memory, persistence
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Death of A Salesman – December 11
1211 Willy had him no idea nor either so did Biff. Until life forced the one to find. And one to fall beneath the cliff. ——————-
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Tagged Arthur Miller, Biff, death, Death of a Salesman, growth, life, plays, theater, tragedy, Willy Loman
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unintended consequences – December 7
12.7 brown red feathered body, orange beak to its side, lies cold upon the snow packed porch. we washed the window clean to improve our view, never meaning to bring death. ———————-
scientific orthodoxy – September 29
9.29 scientific orthodoxy seems so afraid these days of anything bespeaking eternity. as if only a dead end trap of dying rocks will do for measuring and testing worlds dried up and dying, ending and sighing, the robotic … Continue reading
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Tagged Christianity, death, despair, eternitky, faith, hope, Orthodoxy, science
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blip, he moved – August 24
8.24 blip, he moved. or she. tiny frog in the maw of my mower. his life is in your hands the voice said. so I move carefully. it’s only a lawn, weeds scruff, things to be taken down … Continue reading
swept along – June 29
6.29 he left on the great adventure next stop on the starlight express that we all hope to hitch a ride on images of heaven, joy, clouds, whatever, speak of life as a start. ad venture. towards. even … Continue reading
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Tagged adventure, death, eternal life, friend, funeral, grace, heaven, hope, life, resurrection, Starlight Express
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why does God let people die in bathrooms – June 26
6.26 why does God let people die in bathrooms, his son asked. we have to be somewhere, is all I could think to reply. Our bodies know their limits and their bounds. I awoke today feeling the limits of … Continue reading
ashes to ashes – May 29
5.29 The plain paper package rests on the kitchen table, eighteen inches high by six across. Cylindrical, Inviting. shoosh, shoosh, shoosh, My neighbor having sat down to coffee and a chat, notes the odd sound from within as I … Continue reading
domain regrets – May 19
5.19 The turtle’s shell spit out of my mower’s chute as I sped to prune my domain. I thought it had been a rock in the leaves. Turning it over was just ugly. My lawn wasn’t worth his life. … Continue reading
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Tagged affluence, arrogance, death, perspective, possession, regret, sorrow, suburbs
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