Tag: compassion
As Autumn Approaches: A Haiku
The Paradigm of Rage
I reject the paradigm of rage
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p style=”font-family:"”>Seeking all the world’s beauty
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p style=”font-family:"”>Then magnify it all
Why I Say “I Love You” A Lot — Reluctant Xtian
I see the world very much like “The Reluctant Xtian” does. I, too, have buried many people. Have my son who I adore. My wife, my parents, dear friends….I, too, want the communication of “I love you” to be the last thing I say, or hear. So, give this a read. It’s an important call to action, call to life.
My wife picked up my phone and saw the latest text exchange with one of my best friends and colleagues, now in New Mexico. As the sign off I said, “Love you.” “Love you, too,” he texted back. She started making kissy faces and saying, “Aww…so sweet. You and your boyfriend.” We laughed, and she […]
A Meditation On Compassion
A Poet’s Response To “Houston Dad Handles Bully Beautifully”
This haiku came to me after reading “Houston Dad Handles Bully Beautifully“.
When facing evil
Focusing fully on grace
Always seek to grow
Grace can accomplish many great things, as it requires courage to step forward in such a way.
Compassion
A Haiku In Honor Of Martin Luther King
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p style=”font-family:"”>Facing down rage, cruelty, fear
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Zen’s Essence
This is my challenge
Stare inwards free of judgement
Embrace compassion
Zen’s Essence
This is my challenge
Stare inwards free of judgement
Embrace compassion