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Comment on Spiritual Poetry Through the Ages by Anne Skyvington

Anne Skyvington — Sat, 27 Jul 2024 12:55:08 +0000

Not all spiritual poetry is religious in the sense that most of us apprehend this concept: of belief in a Christian or other religious deity overseeing our actions here on earth. My own concept of spirituality is that we are all part of it, as a speck of sand is part of the whole beach, and a drop of water makes up the vast ocean. Divinity is in and of all of us, each one playing our own part in the whole structure of the cosmos or the universe. And our human brain is insufficient to comprehend the complexity of what this all means. Many wise poets down through the ages have wrestled with these thoughts and ideas and have managed to express in their own terms universal truths such as these examples given above.

Comment on Healing After Trauma—THE DEATH OF A SPOUSE: This Post Written by Ian Wells by Anne Skyvington

Anne Skyvington — Wed, 26 Apr 2023 09:10:21 +0000

In reply to Ian Wells. You're very welcome, Ian. This helps me as I need to focus on another publication. It's now all about having it edited by a professional. By the way, I left out the beginning lines of your poem, because it needs to focus on you at this point. Your college mate Anne.

Comment on Healing After Trauma—THE DEATH OF A SPOUSE: This Post Written by Ian Wells by Ian Wells

Ian Wells — Wed, 26 Apr 2023 06:51:31 +0000

Anne, once again thanks for the privilege of being accepted, invited even, as a guest writer. It’s been five years since my kids and I had to make the almost impossible decision to turn off my wife’s life extending machines. The journey thereafter has been a long and torturous one. I often wished the choices open to me were less narrow, but through the passage of time PLUS some good advice PLUS a loving memory and a little determination I am on the way up again. My time at the keyboard has also been lifting for me. As I say … write on, right on.

P.S. I’ve your illustration choices and the headings you’ve added work well to break up the flow and allow the reader to refocus. Again, thanks.

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Comment on Armidale Teachers College: the class of 1961-62 by Anne Skyvington

Anne Skyvington — Sun, 26 Feb 2023 06:03:43 +0000

In reply to Bob Lollback. Thanks for your interest in my blog, Bob. You must have been in the year following mine? You probably haven't even hit near eighty yet! I think you were one of the footballers from memory. Some of our colleagues have written guest posts here. Are you still in Grafton or have moved on?

Comment on Armidale Teachers College: the class of 1961-62 by Bob Lollback

Bob Lollback — Sun, 26 Feb 2023 05:29:49 +0000

It’s good to find this contact with you.b

Comment on Symbolism of Twins by What do twins symbolize in literature? - My Literature

What do twins symbolize in literature? - My Literature — Sun, 20 Nov 2022 14:50:24 +0000

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Comment on The Night of the Barricades by Anne Skyvington

Anne Skyvington — Wed, 09 Feb 2022 03:24:29 +0000

In reply to tomorrowdefinitely. Thank you for the comment, Dagmar. It was very exciting for me rather than scary at the time. Yes, it was like euphoria rather than culture shock. There's forever part of me in Paris. Must look up your blog once again.

Comment on The Night of the Barricades by A First Day in Paris - Anne Skyvington

A First Day in Paris - Anne Skyvington — Wed, 09 Feb 2022 01:09:59 +0000

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Comment on Armidale Teachers College: the class of 1961-62 by Anne Skyvington

Anne Skyvington — Mon, 08 Nov 2021 08:35:43 +0000

Gordon, what a lovely surprise! Yes, please send me, as a Word document, your story, and I’ll post it. I’m also writing a memoir about transcending long-term depression leftover from childhood. I don’t remember you, but then I repressed a lot of stuff from ATC and that era. My current ATC FB contacts are from recently meeting up online. I also left primary teaching after getting my Certificate and went overseas for 4 years. I also worked at the UNSW tutoring in Academic English to overseas educated students before I retired in the 2000s. Yes, we’ll have to catch up for sure. I’m married to Mark Onslow, a researcher in treating stuttering. We have 2 grownup kids and 3 grandkids. Keep in touch!