What is the song or poem weighs up how you feel today??

[peteyfoozer]

This!

 

[Alasgun]

very mellow, contemplative and worshipful music. Guaranteed to soften your heart.

 

[Marie2020]

This!

that's one beautiful song. Thanks so much. I will play this to a few good people I'm am blessed to know

 

[Marie2020]

very mellow, contemplative and worshipful music. Guaranteed to soften your heart.

Thank you!

 

[Marie2020]

The story is that John Lennon intended the song to be completely ambiguous. No, that isn't a strong enough term. Well, "in your face" is probably a bit too strong but John was certainly asserting himself artistically. The result was that some folks took an immediate dislike towards the song.

I was one who responded with a "What!?!" But then, I let it slide. That John later claimed that the walrus was Paul, I just shrugged off.

Confusion about identity after trauma makes "sense," however. We sometimes are surprised by animals responding in somewhat of a human way. But, even plants respond to trauma.

I don't know how traumatic it is to feel that it is necessary to adjust to the new but I was really feeling that yesterday. Population and technology changes, dang. I absolutely cannot be stuck in "the way it used to be" thinking or my experience in the modern world is gonna really be limited!

Thankfully, many people will make allowances for me because they recognize the "conditions" but adapting and adjusting will be personally necessary or I may as well just replace that Spanish woman who crawled out of a cave after her 500 day adventure.

Steve

Good old Steve

 

[Pulsegleaner]

The story is that John Lennon intended the song to be completely ambiguous. No, that isn't a strong enough term. Well, "in your face" is probably a bit too strong but John was certainly asserting himself artistically. The result was that some folks took an immediate dislike towards the song.

I was one who responded with a "What!?!" But then, I let it slide. That John later claimed that the walrus was Paul, I just shrugged off.

Confusion about identity after trauma makes "sense," however. We sometimes are surprised by animals responding in somewhat of a human way. But, even plants respond to trauma.

I don't know how traumatic it is to feel that it is necessary to adjust to the new but I was really feeling that yesterday. Population and technology changes, dang. I absolutely cannot be stuck in "the way it used to be" thinking or my experience in the modern world is gonna really be limited!

Thankfully, many people will make allowances for me because they recognize the "conditions" but adapting and adjusting will be personally necessary or I may as well just replace that Spanish woman who crawled out of a cave after her 500 day adventure.

Steve

Well, John Fogarty of CCR said repeatedly that "Lookin' Out My Back Door." was written for his young son, and most people STILL think it's about a drug trip.

 

[Phaedra]

Well, not my age song, but I just heard it from Spotify today and loved it.

Then I googled it and found this, also loved it!

 

[flowerbug]

this was going through my head this morning when i woke up so i had to share it with Mom and laugh:

 

[Marie2020]

 

[Marie2020]

This is beautiful song about a beautiful shelter and the amazingly wonderful person that created it.