Watching Us, by Theodore K. Phelps
I can only participate. The hardest and the sharpest “inconvenient truth.”
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Who Am I? by Susan Olshuff
We are being stretched into something new.
Read MoreOne Thing You Can Do, by Uli Nagel
In the way we think and act, we can still contribute to healing and repairing our world.
Read MoreLast Wishes, by Susie Kaufman
What would the Earth say if it had to fill out the pink form regarding its last wishes?
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A Mute Argument, by Lee Schwartz
I only need this living landscape buttressed up against my concrete life to give me hope…
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