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The Contemplative
Lord Frederick Leighton, 1864
A reflection on our engagement with reality and the need for contemplation to continue becoming ourselves & a discussion of the contemplative arts (poetry, literature, painting, music, philosophy, & theology).
Howard Nemerov, "The Loon's Cry"
"... For signatures
In all things are, which leave us not alone
Even in the thought of death, and may by arts
Contemplative be found and named again."
In all things are, which leave us not alone
Even in the thought of death, and may by arts
Contemplative be found and named again."
George Herbert, St. Andrew's Memorial
Blog Archive
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2008
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March
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- John Donne, "RESURRECTION, IMPERFECT"
- W.H. Auden, "Tell Me the True About Love"
- Natalie Merchant - Thick as Thieves
- Jim Croce - Time in a Bottle - 1972
- Conversation in the Face of Silence: Joseph Brodsky
- Hart Crane - Realities plunge in silence by...
- Dark, Salt, Clear, Utterly Free: Elizabeth Bishop
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M. Dale
The Contemplative
About Me
- M. Dale
- A philosopher, theologian and poet by education - but just a man by existence and that is all that matters.
John Milton
Contemplative Favorite Blogs & Links
- A Country Boy Can Surmise: Silas House
- ACR: Anglican Communion Redux
- Al Filreis of the Kelly Writer's House Penn State
- Ancedotal Evidence
- Arts & Letters Daily
- Episcopal Cafe
- Faith and Theology
- Kelly Writers House Fellows Online Video Archive
- Mark Doty Homepage
- Narrative Magazine: Free Online
- Nicolas Jenkins Blog
- Samantha Power Blog
- Terrain Vague
- The Continuuum
- The David B. Hart Appreciation Blog
- The Prayer Book Ordo Calendar
- Theolog
- Theological Forum
- Thinking Anglicans
- Wit of the Staircase
Saint John of the Cross
Contemplative Bookshelf
Dante in Exile
Lord Frederick Leighton, 1864
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