There can be no misunderstanding that this is the welcoming sign I like to see.
Spring is almost here and first blooms have appeared.
Perhaps she sees clouds in her bucket ...
and he, stars in the sand.
Leaves are still sleeping but will soon fill the land.
Snow will melt, maybe flow over seaside pathways and down city streets.
Contemplating the
Poets and Storytellers United prompt "misunderstood" along my way, life has shown how challenging it can be to communicate personal truths honestly and yet far too easy, especially nowadays, to manipulate objective truths.
Like people, the facts fall prey to oversimplifications and easily ascribed false motives, although they are man's best friends who say what we sometimes don't want to hear.
Mark Twain is quoted as saying:
"Get your facts first, then you can distort them as you please." Pursuit of truth is the calling we all share to make a better world.
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