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Something Given
“The resurrection reveals that human beings are already shot through with death in a way that no amount of struggle can avoid. Life is not something fought for, but something given. There is no real freedom that does not … Continue reading
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Tagged death, freedom, fullness of life, gift, photography, quote, resurrection
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This Made My Heart Smile
A friend of mine surprised me today with this beautiful notebook he got on his Christmas holiday in Thailand – I love it!! He just gave it to me and said it’s for my poetry. Completely made my day :).
Posted in Art, Reflect
Tagged beauty, creativity, friend, friendship, gift, happiness, love, poetry, writing
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Thanks Be To God
http://www.theguardian.com/world/2014/jul/14/church-england-general-synod-approves-female-bishops Women can be bishops in the Church of England. Finally. Reason to celebrate, absolutely. But the general feeling seems to be that everyone is a little too exhausted to dance… The church lost face by not getting the necessary … Continue reading
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Tagged anglican, blessing, blindness, celebration, choice, church, Church of England, election, equality, evangelical, freedom, General Synod, gift, God, good news, Jesus, joy, justice, Justin Welby, mercy, mother, Phoebe Willetts, poem, truth, vote, woman bishops
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You May Say I’m A Dreamer (But I’m Not the Only One)
I went to a poetry reading today, on the theme of “The Romantics and Dreams”, and I left inspired, and happy. I had realised something of great significance to me: I’m not the only dreamer. (John Lennon would be pleased … Continue reading
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Tagged art, artists, beauty, belonging, creativity, Douglas Adams, dreaming, dreams, fantasy, Frida Kahlo, gift, gratitude, Hans Christian Andersen, happiness, ideal, imagination, Jackson Pollock, John Lennon, Keats, myth, poetry, purpose, reality, tenderness, tribe, truth, Wordsworth, writers, writing
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