say the larger?
Might your story say the larger thing?
:- Doug.

However imperceptibly
each approaching snowflake
pulls up the earth, to meet
:- Doug.
How did humanity change since 1720? How might it change by 2320? How might our stories conduce to a better humanity? Way beyond technology, is there something significant in the human soul our stories can work on?
:- Doug.
Huxley foresaw “social chaos resulting from rapid technological progress;” what happened that we see something else in our world today?
:- Doug.
The difference between care and caring is akin to the difference between healthcare and Florence Nightingale.
:- Doug.
I wonder…what stories you have to tell…for your children’s grandchildren? What message you would love them to pass on?
:- Doug.
I taste you in my fruit-filled yogurt
you of the morning
you of the all there is
:- Doug.
When we filter the fire hose of data coming at us, we are really asking “Who am I? Why do I care?” We are filtering to find us.
:- Doug.
Skepticism
That little human oddity
For which the machines
Will need routines
Judgment, maturity to be
Of any beings’ trust
Worthy
:- Doug.
Looking for solutions?
Not I
Never wanted to be dissolved
Perhaps it is better if
Our questions evolve
:- Doug.
Footprints in the Windsm # 1930
Inseparable threads entangled
Weft: eldering is about gratitude, despair,
being turned, going forth:
entwined we are a green thread,
a red, a brown, yellow, blue, ochre
Warp: loving, conversing always!
story, spiritual discipline:
threads, gossamer and brilliant
So what about these others:
neither warp nor woof
angling across, bringing us a chuckle?
Please pass it on.
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Footprints in the Windsm # 1928
When we look
into the eye
of the one
facing us
we can find
much
to
fear
…
fear
respect
admire
love
Please pass it on.
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