European poet Rainer Maria Rilke (1875-1926) pursued a life of meaning through his writing. He studied with the greatest minds of the 20th century, from Rodin to Lou Andreas-Salomé, not only to learn how to write better, but to learn how to think, feel, and live like an artist.
On Writing Better | Rainer Maria Rilke —
Precursors of spring;
purity from mother’s heart.
A neighbour’s warm smile.
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Quote/s of the Day – 29 January – The Mustard Seed – Lord, May Your kingdom Come Into My Heart “To what shall we comparethe kingdom of God, …It is like a mustard seed,which, when sown on the ground,is the smallest of all the seeds on earth,yet when it is sown, it grows upand becomes […]
Quote/s of the Day – 29 January – The Mustard Seed – Lord, May Your kingdom Come Into My Heart — AnaStpaul
Through the creeping light
night and day undivided;
a thousand birdsongs
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Thought for the Day – 11 December – Meditations with Antonio Cardinal Bacci (1881-1971) Christ’s Work in Us “What kind of life has Jesus in my soul?If I am in the state of grace, He lives in my soul but, how does He live?In some, those of us who are tepid, worldly and dissipated, Jesus […]
Thought for the Day – 11 December – Christ’s Work in Us — AnaStpaul
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