There's a Japanese art for mending a broken bowl with a shard of a different one. It may be the only realistic peace left for Israel and Palestine: confederation.
All things are possible and with possibility and faith all things can come to fruition.
Beautifully said and masterfully woven into a reality that might not exit at this moment. However, thoughts we think and express have the sn uncanny way of becoming a reality.
I will hold that reality in a beautiful dawning of cooperation and peace. For I don’t just hope. I believe.
The bowl can only be mended, woven and made to work if it's handlers and keepers are apt at their task, sincere in their objective and focused on the matter at hand.
Values, emotion and direction instilled by a leadership trickle down to streets and masses, and eventually derive any future effective pathway.
This is the most hopeful thing I've read about this precious space in years, and I think it's the texture that does it. You don't just argue for this solution, you let me hold the bowl first, feel the weight of it, run my thumb along the gold seam before you ask me to believe in it. That the difficulty is the reason it's treasured rather than an argument against trying. Thank you for not flinching at the end, for laying the hardest truths on the table yourself. A hope that can survive its own honesty is the only kind worth carrying.
All things are possible and with possibility and faith all things can come to fruition.
Beautifully said and masterfully woven into a reality that might not exit at this moment. However, thoughts we think and express have the sn uncanny way of becoming a reality.
I will hold that reality in a beautiful dawning of cooperation and peace. For I don’t just hope. I believe.
There has to remain that hope!
The bowl can only be mended, woven and made to work if it's handlers and keepers are apt at their task, sincere in their objective and focused on the matter at hand.
Values, emotion and direction instilled by a leadership trickle down to streets and masses, and eventually derive any future effective pathway.
Suppose that defines 'Yobitsugi' in some way.
This is the most hopeful thing I've read about this precious space in years, and I think it's the texture that does it. You don't just argue for this solution, you let me hold the bowl first, feel the weight of it, run my thumb along the gold seam before you ask me to believe in it. That the difficulty is the reason it's treasured rather than an argument against trying. Thank you for not flinching at the end, for laying the hardest truths on the table yourself. A hope that can survive its own honesty is the only kind worth carrying.
As long as the shard is Israel, the bowl Palestine.