[…] this for?” (159). Fillerup says that he doesn’t “sprinkle fairy dust” on his characters but doesn’t “ feed them to the Minotaur” either. What he does, and does so well, is insist that they […]
[…] shrank until I came down to a sea of grass and sentries where the herds of cumoms feed. All this was new to me, of forest born. I moved with care, hunted and marked […]
Listen to the Out Loud version of the piece here. Masked and gowned, Isa stood in the corner of the operating room next to his son Cael. Three surgeons stood around the operating table and…
[…] of Israel as to which god deserved their allegiance. Put another, more relevant way: which god could feed them and provide subsistence for their families? We can see the difficulty faced by the people […]
By Gloria Gardner Rees & Bob Rees I “Surely some revelation is at hand!”—Wm Butler Yeats, “The Second Coming” “Heavenly Mother’s emergence out of obscurity changes everything. Profoundly.”—Terryl and Fiona Given It is important to say…
[…] evident in the text and non-Mormon scholarly references in the 1944 Gospel Doctrine Sunday School manual, “ Feed my Sheep”: The Old Testament (Salt Lake City: Desert Sunday School Union, 1943). See also the […]
[…] against sand-swept ears. Hark, the angels weep Her ocean’s cradle & She drinks their briny tears to feed our hearts, the lungs, the liver, the teeth of us. Our tongues stretch forth for honey […]
[…] to come up with new meals, new recipes to nourish my girls’ spiritual development. I couldn’t just feed them the patriarchy I had grown up on. We needed to whip up a big serving […]
[…] alcoholic Relief Society president, the man who pees on his wife. I align the waiting room magazines, feed the fish, flush a dead one, and replace the Kleenex. Everybody knows the drill. No one […]
[…] River and the Pacific Ocean” (52). Subdued, indeed. Brigham Young famously commented that it was “cheaper to feed and clothe the Indians than to fight them.” Young made the comment, however, after his soldiers […]