(via snowdropxvx)
It’s like the time.
it’s like the time you decided to
turn both of your eyes into ‘AN EYE’
and it wasn’t that you could see
better. it was that people saw
you differently.
<p><em>Jo Barker</em></p>
I do not write to urge my point of view upon you; nor do I offer any concrete solution. There are enough people in the world already offereing solutions. Some of these people are high-minded idealists; some are politicians, sincere or otherwise; some are eager promoters; some are skillful propagandists. But, however much they may differ, they are all pleading a case; they have the answer. They are convinced of their answer and they urge it upon us with the zeal of an early missionary.
Anne Morrow Lindbergh The Wave of the Future: A Confession of Faith, 1940.
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
(via ari-wintour)
2009 Saint Peter, MN
Fortunately, Art is a Community Effort
Allen Ginsberg
Ear of Corn Water Tower
Rochester, MN
In honor of National Poetry Month 2012
this poem is about permission.
