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Still There Were
Whatever might have happened or didn’t happen, whomever I might have encountered or didn’t encounter, whatever might have worked or did not work, whatever I might have completed or left unfinished, whatever I might have stirred up or might have begun to heal, whatever might have been, or was– still there were the blossoms, still…
State of the Garden (Out of Doors and Inside)
ripe cayenne, unripe cayenne, arugula, black cherokee tomato, kale, red leaf lettuce, snow pea shoots, grape tomatoes, spinach, leaf lettuce, carrots, more snow peas, licorice mint, marigold, romaine lettuce, turnip, beets, green garlic, rose, orchids, night-blooming cereus, various tropical plants, spider plants, oregano, rosemary, lemon grass, lemon verbena
Prayer
As a nontheist, I’ve not been much called to prayer throughout my life. In these days of social crisis though, in addition to taking concrete action, though not directed at a being, I find myself praying as a mode of personal comforting. We leave Delhi before dawn tomorrow to go up into the Himalayan hills…
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Message From a Teabag
This morning, a friend suggested that if he took into account the needs of others when making plans, all he would be doing is serving others, and he would never get to do what he wants. “Why would I want to do that?” he asked. I think that’s a common enough question in this society. …
