To whom are we beautiful?
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The poet David Ignatow wrote about death with contemplation as much to know about death as to calm his underlying fears and recognize his part in the significance of living and dying. Standing by a window of an autumn day and watching leaves fall, he wrote:
"I wish I understood the beauty
in leaves falling.
To whom are we beautiful
as we go?" [David Ignatow]
Question: To whom might we be beautiful as we go? And who is beautiful to us?
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Music: Mer’s Waltz from Crossing the Waters by Steve Schuch & Night Heron Music
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