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Monthly Archives: May 2020
The Lionel and Bertie Show
The King’s Speech (2010) Queen Elizabeth II gave a speech on the 75th anniversary of VE Day. She was recreating what her father, George VI, had done on that glorious day. Did you know the King had a speech impediment? … Continue reading
Life (version two)
Life’s meaning’s lost and Time’s the same: My dreaming goes on, as does the rain. Thoughts are a guided path that is ignored: I’ll choke my stony wrath which once had roared. Love is a route that’s … Continue reading
Posted in manuscripts, personal, poetry
Tagged fish, insignificance, life's journey, poor man
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Pilgrimage as Metaphor
The Camino Caroline Myss posted a video on Facebook this morning. In it she discussed her observations about the Camino de Santiago. The salient point she made was that stepping off the path, you returned to the ordinary world, and … Continue reading
Posted in spirituality
Tagged Europe, Holy Grail, Holy Spirit, life's journey, religion, sacred geometry, The Camino, walking the earth
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Suppertime
It’s taken me years But now I know what it’s like To have supper all ready And then be told that the most Important person will be late: No, I didn’t shed tears But I felt like taking … Continue reading
Posted in manuscripts, personal, poetry
Tagged fun, humour, irony, meal preparation, twists in the tale, writing
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Not America’s Finest Hour
The Bay of Pigs Invasion While writing, yesterday, about Dag Hammarskjöld’s plane crash in 1961, I started wondering about the US failed attempt to invade Cuba and remove Fidel Castro from the world stage. It was an embarrassing diplomatic fiasco. … Continue reading
Posted in history, paranoia
Tagged astrology, Conspiracy Theories, Cuba, invasion, United States history, war
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World One, Me None
I spent what seemed like a very long day Going from place to place, not knowing why I went through the hoops to help get away From this small space known as my cloudy sky. I lent my … Continue reading
Posted in manuscripts, personal, poetry
Tagged defeated, intellect, job hunting, personal angst, screenplay, world opinion, writing
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The Man I Admired Most as a Child
Dag Hammarskjöld (Jul 29, 1905 – Sep 18, 1961) His name came up in our Faith and Science Zoom meeting today. Only those of us Baby Boomers will remember him clearly. Against all odds he was a Christian mystic from … Continue reading
Posted in history, spirituality
Tagged assassination, astrology, Conspiracy Theories, United Nations
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Life (version one)
Though Life has lost its meaning And Time goes on the same, Yet I’ll not stop my dreaming For that would be a shame. Through thoughts that throw a guided path And other things they turn from, With … Continue reading
Posted in manuscripts, personal, poetry
Tagged COVID-19, individual, life's journey, little 'i', mid-life crisis
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Canada’s “New” National Anthem
We’re All in This Together (2013) As this is one of my favourite refrains, I was surprised to find that there exists a song with these words in its title. Now, because of the pandemic lockdown, it has come into … Continue reading
Posted in paranoia, showbusiness
Tagged Canada, COVID-19, CTV, rock music, science fiction, spirituality, videos
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