Attacking justice
I see photos of old friends with children and grandkids, marching in DC for gun legislation. How do we gain insight into brain disorders that drive some to pick up semi-automatics for acts of domestic terrorism?
Mark Bromberg is a writer, editor, and publisher in Athens, Georgia. He selected material for and edited the poetry collection "Interbeing" [Eugene C. Bianchi, Wipf & Stock Publishers, 2021] and published the Athens Word of Mouth poetry anthology [Bellemede Books, 2015]. His work has appeared online and in print in New York, San Francisco, London, and elsewhere.
I see photos of old friends with children and grandkids, marching in DC for gun legislation. How do we gain insight into brain disorders that drive some to pick up semi-automatics for acts of domestic terrorism?
“Awakening is no longer a luxury or an ideal. we don’t need to add more depression, more discouragement, or more anger.” (Pema Chödrön)
I have devoted many of my poems to reflections on spirituality after a career of teaching and writing about religion. I have hoped to nudge readers into the present moment.
Compassion is necessary for a life well-lived, and one of the most difficult virtues to develop regarding human nature. My Uncle John always welcomed visits from myself and younger brother George with unconditional favor.
I have three new feline friends, Pepé, Taz, and Chloe. I appreciate the friendship and positive thoughts I receive from unexpected places.