Poetry as connector
Since good poetry (good writing, for that matter) transcends time, I liked this phrase of Molly Peacock, a Canadian poet,...
Of time and trees
Saint-Exupéry shows starkly how war changes the calculus on a sixpence. Trees which have been nurtured and enjoyed for hundreds...
Time as a hovering hawk
I am fascinated by perspectives of time, and here it’s memorably described as a rough-legged hawk, or, when it implodes,...
New-peeled light
Like a fresh, dazzling morning after a long night, a new lease of life, an awakening … I like this...
Slaves to the sun?
While for the most part these twin sisters are nothing short of bonkers, I liked when one of them questioned...
Time as landscape
How many of us live day to day doling out time fretfully! I liked this alternative, easy, generous, striding engagement...
The art of story-telling
Henry Miller is himself a wonderful writer, and this comment about a critical element of successful story-telling took me by...
Man in a hurry
Jesus lays out a few ground rules to Judas whom, it seems, could have done with a dose of
Of great men and kindness
An interesting take on greatness as an obstacle to kindness, since kindness requires swerving from your path. Something to think...
Time-shrinking phrase
A striking triologism for a phrase which arrests and compresses time, as indeed, Heaney's does. Â
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Of long and short time
While I have seen many comments on the elasticity of experienced time, this is the first one...
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