Our quest for drama has gone too far. We are alienated from our true identity, at war within our Self and with apparent others. Love is the recognition of the Self in the other. You are that Self. Come home.
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Daniel Clark has also written “Notes to my Self”, 2014, “A Privileged Life: Memoirs of an Activist,” 2013, “Come Dancing”, 2014, and has co-authored “Words: Dan & Barbara’s Deathless Prose, and a Few Poems,” 2014. He can be contacted by writing to PO Box 1222, Walla Walla, Washington, USA, 99362, or to clarkdn@charter.net.
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