Beyond the Broken [a poem]
Posted On May 6, 2023
I must admit I am afraid to love youbecause you are broken. I refuse to see you there in the street,lying in the stench of… Read More →
Models for Making a Large Impact Part 3: Politician and Prophet
Posted On February 4, 2023
Last week we considered two ways of influencing individuals – by communicating directly with many people (Publisher) or relating with a few people at a… Read More →
Models for Making a Large Impact Part 2: Publisher and Pebble
Posted On January 28, 2023
Last week we considered two ways to strive for a large impact – being a philanthropist (giving away a large amount of money) or physicist… Read More →
Models for Making a Large Impact Part 1: Philanthropist and Physicist
Posted On January 21, 2023
I am happy with the ways I’ve touched a few people’s lives in our slum. I’ve taught kids how to read, helped people to access… Read More →
Another Funeral [a poem]
Posted On October 1, 2022
A brief glow of incandescencecasts it’s golden shadowalong the corridors of timea fragile silver threadby which we clingto the very breath of life. And all… Read More →
Albert’s Funeral [a poem]
Posted On September 3, 2022
Recently,we met several times,but not for long,just a simple greeting in the street,your flashing smile,like a neon ad for Colgate,and that twinkle in your eyethat… Read More →
She Died of Poverty [a poem]
Posted On August 6, 2022
Lord have mercy on her.Her mother’s love was the only luxury she knew;too much lacking to see even one year through,she died of poverty. Lord… Read More →
The Unclaimed Promise
Posted On March 17, 2022
Did you miss out on the great opportunity to hear insights from Servants Elder, Scott Bessenecker, on holding together suffering and joy, at the 31st… Read More →