Oh indeed Beth – so very true and well said. Just reading this, I thought about stem cell research and the moral and ethical implications – and the poets must decide what future we want. Do we want to grow live human bodies without brains and use them for parts? Are the life forms we create automatically entitled to all the rights of naturally created life forms? If an individual creates a life form dos he/she own it? Can life be owned? Can the DNA for life be owned?
That’s for sure. With all dues respect to the builders, oh that we had more real poets and not just those who think they are poets, and more real builders and not just those who think they are builders.
We need them both. We need people in all sorts of occupations. Poets often have lofty opinions about their importance. It kinda goes with the territory.
I have yet to see a bad quote from you. I’m amazed at the brilliance of our world. And you have an incredible talent for pairing them with moments, pictures and lessons. 🙂
Perfect photo/quote match Beth. Love it.
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happy you enjoyed it, tric )
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i beg to differ. poets dont make sense, poets create the field of juxtaposition that sense needs in order to function as a line of operations.
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interesting perspective –
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Lindo!
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Oh indeed Beth – so very true and well said. Just reading this, I thought about stem cell research and the moral and ethical implications – and the poets must decide what future we want. Do we want to grow live human bodies without brains and use them for parts? Are the life forms we create automatically entitled to all the rights of naturally created life forms? If an individual creates a life form dos he/she own it? Can life be owned? Can the DNA for life be owned?
Anyway, all that to say I agree 100% Beth. 😀
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thanks, paul )
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Ha! I saw you rolling your eyes Beth! “Thaaaanks” Ha!
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Wise words and perfect photo for the words… 😀
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they seemed a good match )
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Cool structure……and with no snow around!!!!! Congrats on Spring finally arriving and definitely loving the fun equipment on your playground ……
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i thought it was pretty cool too, and luckily, i think the snow is gone at last )
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Made me smile!
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so glad )
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Hi adore your creative building and carppentry area of your playground, Beth. The idea of poets making sense of it all is perfectly matched! 🙂
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i think it’s a winning combo, the poets and the engineers )
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That’s for sure. With all dues respect to the builders, oh that we had more real poets and not just those who think they are poets, and more real builders and not just those who think they are builders.
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yes )
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They sure do! 🙂
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truth!
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We need them both. We need people in all sorts of occupations. Poets often have lofty opinions about their importance. It kinda goes with the territory.
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yes, we need every sort to provide a sense of balance –
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As an aside Beth, I just did a guest post over at Mark Bialczak’s. I would be honored if you had the time to drop by for a read. https://markbialczak.com/2016/05/22/no-violins/comment-page-1/#comment-79841 Thank You.
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i’ll stop over to mark’s site to have a read – )
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You find the best quotes. Always.
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there are many floating around out there in the universe, sometimes, i’m lucky to find just the right one )
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I have yet to see a bad quote from you. I’m amazed at the brilliance of our world. And you have an incredible talent for pairing them with moments, pictures and lessons. 🙂
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thank you –
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Lol…ya think?
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