Again, I'm grateful for my wife who teaches me in her wisdom that Life does not have to be a brutal struggle, that often people are good to each other, that sensitivity and learning are the basis of honesty, sanctity of life like being good and loving toward folks in family and outside family, that "to love thy neighbor as thyself" is not just a saying, but something to be lived every day.
I'm grateful to have learned that to tell someone you love them does not mean so, that always it is better to live love and say nothing.
That good poetry practices elision, or withholding pertinent information in an artistic and delicate manner makes for the greatest poetry in the world, that when this is done in spoken language, the poetry may never be written down, the basis if chant and prayer.
Tai Shi
sat
Gassho
I'm grateful to have learned that to tell someone you love them does not mean so, that always it is better to live love and say nothing.
That good poetry practices elision, or withholding pertinent information in an artistic and delicate manner makes for the greatest poetry in the world, that when this is done in spoken language, the poetry may never be written down, the basis if chant and prayer.
Tai Shi
sat
Gassho
for positive poetry 優婆塞 台 婆
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