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“my doggie don't wear glasses so they're lying when they say a dog looks like it's owner aren't they - My doggie don't wear glasses”

Book:Can I Come Down Now Dad?

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Can I Come Down Now Dad?

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John Hegley

John Hegley, born on October 1, 1953, is a British poet known for his humorous and engaging style. His poetry often focuses on everyday life, presented from a unique perspective that captivates readers. Hegley's work has gained recognition in the literary world, with his poems frequently included in various poetry anthologies. more

“I experienced a terrible sense of my own mortality as it struck me that during my life I would only remove and replace my glasses a specific number of times. The thought filled me with sombreness to the extent that I began to weep, removing my glasses so that I could wipe my eyes, thus adding one more to whatever the final number would have been; the realisation of which cheered me. - A spectacular tale”

Depression Glasses Mortality Spectacles Persepective

Book:Can I Come Down Now Dad?

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“The wonder of life is in the miracle of life. There is spectacle, there is awe and there is incredulity. The blunder of life is in the greediness of Man from Abel and Cain to the City of Sodom and concurrently to the conflict in the Gaza Strip.”

Life Miracles Spectacles Human Greed

Author:Anthony Pan

“But when people understand one another without speaking, it can often leave them with very little to talk about, don’t you think?”

Understanding Relationships Talk Speaking

Book:Travelling Light

Source: Travelling Light

“People flocked like lemmings to the water's edge all across Michigan's vast coastline every pretty summer evening to watch the spectacular sunsets. They were marvelous spectacles, a fireworks display most nights- a kaleidoscope of color and light in the sky, white clouds turning cotton candy pink, Superman ice cream blue, and plum purple, the sun a giant fireball that seemed to melt in the water as it began to slink behind the wavy horizon. Sunsets are one of our simplest and most profound gifts, Sam remembered her grandma telling her years ago as they walked the shoreline looking for witches' stones- the ones with holes in them- or pretty Petoskeys to make matching necklaces. They remind us that we were blessed to have enjoyed a perfect day, and they provide hope that tomorrow will be even better. It's God's way of saying good night with His own brand of fireworks.”