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TV WORLD'S END - Winter Walking

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Winter Landscape with The Tree, 17.12.2022

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a strange sense of loneliness

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Robert Häusser

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postcomunist static

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black and white alexander archipelago wolf gif board

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house on the hill by briscoe park

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by will sharp

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Monika Gora: 'A Drop of Light' (1998)

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"I say!"

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... untitled (Kayenta, Navajo, Arizona, 1967)

© Hiroshi Hamaya (濱谷浩)

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TV WORLD'S END - Immaculate Conception

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The Burdens of All

We may sigh o'er the heavy burdens Of the black, the brown and white; But if we all clasped hands together The burdens would be more light.

How to solve life’s saddest problems, Its weariness, want and woe, Was answered by One who suffered In Palestine long ago.

He from his heart this precept, gave To ease the burdens of men, “As ye would that others do to you Do ye even so to them.”

Life’s heavy, wearisome burdens Will change to a gracious trust When men shall learn in the light of God To be merciful and just.

Where war has sharpened his weapons, And slavery masterful had, Let white and black and brown unite To build the kingdom of God.

And never attempt in madness To build a kingdom or state, Through greed of gold or lust of power, On the crumbling stones of hate.

The burdens will always be heavy, The sunshine fade into night, Till mercy and justice shall cement The black, the brown and the white.

And earth shall answer with gladness, The herald angel’s refrain, When “Peace on earth, good will to men” Was the burden of their strain.

by Frances Ellen Watkins Harper (1825-1911)

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Justyna Serafin