What do you hope for from your next years?
What do you hope for from your next years? What do you bring?
:- Doug.
What do you hope for from your next years? What do you bring?
:- Doug.
Are we afraid to recognize our wisdom? Afraid to do the big thing for our world’s grandchildren? What do we need to take the next first step?
:- Doug.
Can we find a way of speaking so our grandchildren will hear what they need?
:- Doug.
What’s beautiful and worthwhile about this land called aging?
Why are we headed there?
:- Doug.
Your observation is correct. It will change tomorrow. That observation will be correct then too.
:- Doug.
If the only tool you have is a gun, every problem looks like a lack of ammunition.
:- Doug.
If you could do what you most love, and use your experience and wisdom to better our world, what would you be doing?
:- Doug.
For me it seems wise not to retire: I might stop doing the few community things I am doing, I might no longer have the get-it-started quality of heart.
:- Doug.
Prophesy!
Tell forth what might be
What ought to be
It might be another generation
Makes it happen
If ours cannot quite
Call forth!
:- Doug.
News? Get past “How does this affect me?” to “How can I help?,” “How can I make a better community?,” and “How will I open the world wider?”
:- Doug.
Things that take the least effort
sometimes take the most effort
like to simply be
let the wind move the trees
and rush around me
and not do
not think
be
:- Doug.
Larger than that
larger: largess, generous,
loving even that which
embarrasses me
divinity is
Larger than that
capable of the universe
of things larger than
any human has
yet imagined
of great acts of loving
the unlovable
and some days ourselves
humanity is
:- Doug.