I dreamed in a dream
I dreamed in a dream of one
City & America & world
Immersed in life and conversing
:- Doug.
I dreamed in a dream of one
City & America & world
Immersed in life and conversing
:- Doug.
I wish to infuse myself among you
Till I see it common for you
To converse hand in hand
:- Doug.
Two strands, one thread, gossamer
Many whispers, one voice
Gossamer, gossamer, gossamer all
Cheaper language and rational
Deeper language that evokes,
Embraces with divinity
Gossamer, gossamer, gossamer all
:- Doug.
To make of your life something more than a competition: you can choose.
:- Doug.
While we cannot speak of God very well when we speak prosaically, poetry and evocation and hinting may serve us better.
:- Doug.
Long-term care mixes the mysterious words and ways of medicine with the arcane rules and regulations of bureaucrat and insurance giant, and presents you with choices, the consequences of which you cannot yet see. Yet there are people in these labyrinths who are warm and caring and will help you holding nothing back.
:- Doug.
On this snowy day, there is a robin on the little tree between the pond and the garden! Either this one is early or late or confused!
:- Doug.
I can be your guide, but you’ve got to cast your line into the water.
:- Doug.
Law is not solely about the technicalities: it goes beyond to what works, what is apt to work, and where peoples’ hearts want to go. All life is guessing; we must work also with art and heart.
:- Doug.
What I bring to my clients, to the law: sensitivity and caring: heart and hearing. These two things.
:- Doug.
You can get to the other side of the woods by many paths: some have bogs and some briers and some are better trodden, but even the better worn still have precarious spots and some unfriendly critters here and there. The paths run high above a stream, with just a little ledge of loose rocks to walk on. There are twists and turns and choices to be made, choices with consequences. These are the long-term care woods.
:- Doug.
How do I wish to do business? I wish for the good of all the whole, each of us, person & species & thing, a loving one creation. So keep that foremost and do business in that direction.
:- Doug.
Tweedle Dee says let’s get the government in
Tweedle Dum says let’s get the government out
Both say the government is the answer
But notice: we are the government
:- Doug.
With more conversations and smaller more space is opened and wider.
:- Doug.
We shouldn’t tell our grandchildren that they have a lifetime in front of them. Don’t sugar coat. They have a few short years and had better choose wisely and get to work quickly and effectively.
:- Doug.
A God who is merely magic will not do, for then we would ask questions like, Why does our God allow bad things to happen to good people?
:- Doug.