Love is Always Conditional
I haven’t been active on here in quite a while, though fortunately, the reason is because I’ve been
From Timothy Putnam’s The Sea of Grief and the Ship of Belief:
The grief doesn’t ever work itself out; it just hibernates for a while. And it only takes one misstep,
From Rainer Maria Rilke’s ‘The Prodigal Son Returns’:
‘Sometimes he would spend whole nights in tears beneath that starry dome, longing to be filled with such rays himself.
Alan E. Lewis on the prayers of Holy Saturday
“Is not all prayer designed for Easter Saturday, the product of confusion, emptiness, and grief? Prayer is desperation translated into
'Anaphora', by Elizabeth Bishop
“Each day with so much ceremony
begins, with birds, with bells,
with whistles from a factory;
such white-gold skies
The Revenant: Meditations on Redemptive Suffering
After seeing this gorgeous film last night, I believe this review hits at the crucial feature of the film in