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Continue reading →: The Tenebrous StairsIn the hush of late evening When bed and pillow beckon Absorbing the unrest of the day Pulling me down the Tenebrous stairs Into that dim divide…
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Continue reading →: Gnat-TrulyWhile sitting here,typing what I typeand thinking what I thinka minuscule gnat kept buzzing.Not stealthily in the leastPassing directly in front of my eyesagain and again and,yet again. One more time than it had ought. With a clap of my hand,So swift it was unseen by everyonein the otherwise empty…
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Continue reading →: DisfellowshippedThere is a world of difference between us now. Now that I DO NOT believe there is such a place as a burning hell, although, in fact, I never have. It changed my view of life, you know — what I learned because of you. It helped me know the…
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Continue reading →: Beneath the Weeping TreeIn the misty dawn, by a stream of sadness, a willow weeping caught my eye and drew me to its side. Beneath its branches stood, as silent as the morning mist, a soul who sought to understand the sadness that it bore. What have the ages borne so long a time…
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Continue reading →: Sallman—Portrait of a Hippie—NOT Jesus ChristThis image in now way represents Jesus Christ.
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Continue reading →: 5 a.m.On a cold and snowy morning It’s been nearly fifty yearssince that cold, snowy morning—when I woke for workand went to the windowto see what the night delivered. It was 5 a.m.,and Tenth Avenue glistenedbeneath the glowof ice-laden streetlamps—hanging, spear-like,filled with light. Snow had fallen through the night,leaving the house…
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Continue reading →: A Walk With MomCrist’s Restaurant It was always near midnight on those occasional and deliciously warm Pennsylvania summer evenings when Mom and I would leave the restaurant and walk up 12th Avenue toward home. Her name was Emma, the eldest of her siblings that were all raised in the hills of Pennsylvania. Dad,…
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I’m James
Welcome to Soliloquy. This blog page is for those who see the world around them without delusion. Those who recognize that humanity cannot cure itself, and that religion and politics continue to compound the issues that plague us. Whereas people claim to put faith in God, they turn to men, to religions for answers, and not their Creator. It has become obvious that religion has done nothing for humanity but confound and confuse, incite hatreds, and set all humanity at odds with one another.
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