KABUKI LADY MACBETH, directed by Paul Doniger, Pomperaug Theatre Company

PURPOSE OF PAIN

December 1, 2009

It is the pain we pass
as we live
that opens our veins
for deep humanity

It can render us wise
and humble enough
to finally meet
the God within us

(written years ago, KS)

Comments

  1. December 1, 2009 4:06 PM EST
    In response to our friend, Karen, on the loss of our wonderful old dog yesterday:
    A red stool
    Set against the garage
    Our old dog leans against me
    As he does his business
    - Pam Asquith
  2. December 1, 2009 5:39 PM EST
    AHHH- perfect. and a Haiku?
    - love, k

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