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The dialectics of faith laity, clergy, and church life in three Hamilton Anglican parishes, 1880-1914 by Edward Arthur Warwick Smith
Beowulf by Seamus Heaney, Translator
God, history, and historians : an anthology of modern Christian views of history by C. T. McIntire
Let's Read Latin With Tape by Ralph Mcinerny
The Rise of Western Christendom: Triumph and Diversity, A.D. 200-1000, 2nd Edition (The Making of Europe) by Peter Brown
The structure of Canadian history by John L. Finlay
The Oxford history of Christianity by John McManners
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About meA freelance writer of histories, prose-poems and one novel on the way, who also teaches part-time
About my libraryMostly History, religion and some fiction
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LocationHamilton Canada
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Just lying on the couch and being happy.
Only humming a little, the quiet sound in the head.
Trouble is busy elsewhere at the moment, it has
so much to do in the world.
People who might judge are mostly asleep; they can’t
monitor you all the time, and sometimes they forget.
When dawn flows over the hedge you can
get up and act busy.
Little corners like this, pieces of Heaven
left lying around, can be picked up and saved.
People won’t even see that you have them,
they are so light and easy to hide.
Later in the day you can act like the others.
You can shake your head. You can frown.
-- William Stafford
posted by theoldman at 12:34 pm (EST) on May 22, 2009
I didn't know you too were here!
posted by rossiele at 3:23 pm (EST) on Mar 10, 2009