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Franz Waxman’s “Joshua” | Sound Maps

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Locating My Place Through Music. Franz Waxman’s “Joshua”. Tonight, with the sun slipping behind our row of six ornamental pear trees, I am listening to the 2006 Deutsche Grammophon recording of Franz Waxman’s oratorio, “Joshua.” Known mainly for his film scores in the 30s, 40s and 50s of the last century (. The Bride of Frankenstein. For the Lord Has Given You the City.” This would be unimaginable without a magnificent narration and Schell is the man for it. Laquo; Natalie Merchant Leave Your Sleep.

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Whose Image Is It? Considering Faith & Politics: Political Questions

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Whose Image Is It? Considering Faith and Politics. Progress doesnt come when we demonize opponents. Progress comes when we look into the eyes of another and see the face of God." President Barack Obama. Brother Doug's Other Blogs. An Evening in My Library. Blood Pressed Into Linen. What Old Folks Do. Wednesday, October 28, 2009. What role does government or should government play in continuing the notion that this is a Christian nation? Obligations - I refer to not as protecting peoples rights, and treat...

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Whose Image Is It? Considering Faith & Politics: February 2010

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Whose Image Is It? Considering Faith and Politics. Progress doesnt come when we demonize opponents. Progress comes when we look into the eyes of another and see the face of God." President Barack Obama. Brother Doug's Other Blogs. An Evening in My Library. Blood Pressed Into Linen. What Old Folks Do. Sunday, February 28, 2010. The Emergent Church and Latter-day Saints: Thoughts on Reading Brian McLaren's New Book. As if it were. The gospel that Jesus restored through Joseph Smith clearly put the weight b...

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August | 2010 | winepress and poetry ~ douglas john donaldson

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Winepress and poetry douglas john donaldson. Archive for August, 2010. Some autobiographical reflections based on jane kenyon’s poem, let evening come. August 31, 2010. I am not yet able to say with the poet Jane Kenyon, let evening come. But I am still reading her (in the evening) and taking some comfort when I do. Jane Kenyon’s poem, “Let Evening Come” is in her Collected Works and can be read here:. Http:/ www.poets.org/viewmedia.php/prmMID/16019. The Work of Others. Absalom, My Son. The Work of Others.

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My Satisfaction with Leslie Norris | winepress and poetry ~ douglas john donaldson

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Winepress and poetry douglas john donaldson. The Work of Others. My Satisfaction with Leslie Norris. My Satisfaction with Leslie Norris. February 10, 2010. Here is one of Leslie Norris’ Christmas poems. Winter draught, and a parched wind. Roughens the mind. Wrapped in a parka,. Leaning bleakly into the slack. The blast misses as it screams over. The blackthorn, I’m tramping a. Chalk ditch from the downs. Leaves. Dry as cornflake crack under. My gumboots. The hedge is against. Then rises easily, a narrow.

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Winepress and poetry douglas john donaldson. My Satisfaction with Leslie Norris. February 10, 2010. It was therefore a particular delight to be invited to perform four or five of Leslie Norris’ Christmas poems in a church meeting a few years ago. It would require a bit of a drive on Sunday morning which, in Utah, is risky in late December but as it turned out, traveling allowed some time for reflection and helped me to settle into the rhythm of Norris’ vocabulary. Winter draught, and a parched wind.

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October | 2010 | winepress and poetry ~ douglas john donaldson

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Winepress and poetry douglas john donaldson. Archive for October, 2010. October 5, 2010. This world will sustain prayer if we see the world in good light. This is what poetry is for; so when we lift our head from the poem, we will see the world alongside angels, along another angle of light. I try to make sure that poetry is there with me, at least during vespers. For example, tonight Jane Kenyon had me stand beside her in an upstairs room, going over. Evening at a Country Inn. Do you see how she does it?

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some autobiographical reflections based on jane kenyon’s poem, let evening come | winepress and poetry ~ douglas john donaldson

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Winepress and poetry douglas john donaldson. The Work of Others. Some autobiographical reflections based on jane kenyon’s poem, let evening come. Some autobiographical reflections based on jane kenyon’s poem, let evening come. August 31, 2010. I am not yet able to say with the poet Jane Kenyon, let evening come. But I am still reading her (in the evening) and taking some comfort when I do. Jane Kenyon’s poem, “Let Evening Come” is in her Collected Works and can be read here:. The Work of Others. The Unse...

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Templates | winepress and poetry ~ douglas john donaldson

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Winepress and poetry douglas john donaldson. February 11, 2010. When walls were struck from the sea,. We, buried and hidden in virgin matter. Untended, were trumped by enormous waters. Thundering seminal waves into the solar vortex. Now on a wet hillock where ritual is borne. The Priesthood of Patmos encase. The apparitions of God:. Robing and girding sarcophagus forms. In a deluge of dust. Wanting the wind,. We call this place the Valley of God,. Where the earth in cupping shape. Enter your comment here.