I have been cooking up a collaboration with for some time. I’ve been eager to continue to discuss bell hooks’ work, particularly All About Love with…well most folks. Here is an essay I recently wrote that was published to her page and belo...

12 days ago

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(you) can't control me anymore. I be alone sometimes.

I’ve spent some time immersed in beauty this summer. :)

“Meditate and learn to be alone without being lonely…learn to be quiet enough to hear the sound of the genuine within yourself so that you can hear it in other people…A few minutes...

17 days ago

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I want to live near friends. I want to live near love.

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*I want to start this musing in gratitude. Thank you to everyone who reads my words. Those who have read so many musings and perhaps haven’t ever replied. Thank you. To those who resonate with my words en...

24 days ago

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echoes of an angry mind

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“My rage intensifies because I am not a victim. It burns in my psyche with an intensity that creates clarity. it is a constructive healing rage.“ bell hooks

“Robert, why do you place quotes randomly throu...

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Robert the contemplative

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