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Reviews for 'Stitiously Speaking
by Carolyn Gelland-Frost
Witty and wistful, baffled and wise, earthy, anxious, tender, always weighing, questioning and savoring Life with a capital L....Always eager to understand, he asks God to join him for a few beers to clear things up, but God doesn't like beer.
by Claire Hersom, author of Drowning and Dreamscape
...brave and honest, and written with the words of a wise man who's figured out more than he might have wanted to about the passing of time. This book is...crafted beautifully, full of humor, love and acceptance..
Sample from 'Stitiously Speaking
On the Way to Wonderful
-- for Bill Withers
“Everything has been said, and we are more than seven
thousand years of human thought too late.”
- Jean de la Bruyere
Who are you to want to add to what is not lacking?
All that needs saying has already been said,
the wheel invented with amazing regularity.
And you keep on, rearranging the old tunes
for a different key, different rhythm, singing
what’s been so exactly, wonderfully sung.
It’s not wrong to head out for Wonderful.
Why not? Anything can happen, since
everything happens.
But on your way to Wonderful it's likely
you're going to pass through All Right.
And when you get to All Right?
Take a good look around you.
This may be as far as you
are going to go.
The important thing is:
to let it be all right,
not the end,
only the and...
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