Thank you. Breath of fresh air. For every one wrong thing we name, may we also name at least two very good things. Because there surely are at least two.
Yes! I’m new to substack and have already had to unsubscribe from multiple publications that felt so bitter and unhelpful. I love the idea that “the best criticism of the bad is the practice of the better” — or as you how to put it, to create art, poetry, beauty instead of responding in kind to the ugliness in the world… love the poem! (And being from Maine we have wild blueberries in our yard and so I felt a special connection to this) Keep up the great work
Thank you for this beautiful reminder. I also really loved the story of your daughter’s hug at school. We have so much to learn from children. They are little monks.
Thank you. Breath of fresh air. For every one wrong thing we name, may we also name at least two very good things. Because there surely are at least two.
Yes! I’m new to substack and have already had to unsubscribe from multiple publications that felt so bitter and unhelpful. I love the idea that “the best criticism of the bad is the practice of the better” — or as you how to put it, to create art, poetry, beauty instead of responding in kind to the ugliness in the world… love the poem! (And being from Maine we have wild blueberries in our yard and so I felt a special connection to this) Keep up the great work
Maranatha! Thank you for writing with wisdom and compassion.
Very well said! Wise, a little whimsical, and a 5 star review to the accuracy of the Substack algorithm driving my feed…..
I love this.
Goodness, this was a marvel to read. Thank you!
Oh, thank you!
I want to buy them a bicycle. LOVE.
Wow, what a beautiful read to happen upon today. Thank you for this hope filled poem. It really encouraged my heart today
Yes, yes, yes!
I love this!
Thank you for the balm of your words.
❤️
Oh I love what you write! So refreshing, and a great way to start the day! 🫐 for you! I hope you find a good place for them in your garden 💙
Thank you for this.
I’ll give you a hug. Maybe today.
“Even the plants are fighting” was genius.
Thank you for this beautiful reminder. I also really loved the story of your daughter’s hug at school. We have so much to learn from children. They are little monks.