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Tag Archives: Love
L is for the way you look at me…
In concert with my post from last week, Black-Out Conversion, I want to tackle another topic from Smith & Watson’s Chapter on Autobiographical Acts in their book Reading Autobiography. This time, what I referred to as the “who” interests me … Continue reading
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Tagged Addressee, Anne Bradstreet, audience, Autobiographical Acts, Intent, Love, Poetry, Puritan, Reading Autobiography, Relationships, Smith and Watson
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A Quasi-Puritan, Divine Remembrance During My Ten Minute Work Break
On the early evening of Sunday February 6, I call my eighty-five year old grandfather, “Pop”, from the back room of the coffee shop on my “ten.” On the third attempt (when he finally hears the ringer), I hear a … Continue reading
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Tagged Faith, Grandfather, Heaven, Hope, Love, Puritan, Work Break
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