January 31, 2009
Struck with grief you were, though only four, The day your mother cut her mermaid hair And stood, a stranger, smiling at the door. They frowned, tsk-tsked your willful, cruel despair, When you slunk beneath the long piano strings And sobbed until your lungs hiccupped for air, Unbribable with curses, cake, playthings. You mourned a [...]
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January 14, 2009
Good morning friends. A few items of interest today, and a poem by Csezlaw Milosz. BARNA, the research group providing the best statistical insights into faith in America today, has a new report detailing how Christianity is no longer America’s “default religion.” Over at The Public Discourse, the Acton Institute’s Samuel Gregg writes on Keynes, [...]
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