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“El alcance de un hombre debe superar la extensión de su brazo” Robert Browning
Esta vez les traigo un artículo que habla sobre el cambio de paradigmas y sus beneficios; ¿Te imaginas el éxito que tendrías si fueras capaz de anticipar los cambios? Está basado en un video que tuve la oportunidad de ver, y estoy seguro que les servirá, pues es un tema muy interesante.
Si repasamos la historia de la humanidad, nos daremos cuenta que hemos vivido en constante progreso; que cada cambio genero nuevos cambios, nuevas tendencias, e innovaciones que han impactado de manera importante nuestro futuro. Sin embargo no todas las personas son susceptibles al cambio, la mayoría se siente frustrada porque apenas se han amoldado al cambio más reciente, y ya está llegando otro, y otro, y así sucesivamente. Pero, ¿Qué hace que algunas personas se adapten al cambio antes que cualquier otra y qué impacto tienen dichos cambios?
Para encontrar la respuesta, es necesario hablar de los pa The year’s at the spring The year’s at the spring
And day’s at the morn;
Morning’s at seven;
The hillside’s dew-pearled;
The lark’s on the wing;
The snail’s on the thorn;
God’s in his heaven–
All’s right with the world.
~Robert Browning (1812-1889), English poet and playwright
Η σουΐτα: για τον έρωτα και την αγάπ…
1.Ο έρωτας παίρνει τα μυαλά εκείνων που έχουν μυαλά και δίνει μυαλό σ' εκείνους που δεν έχουν.
Ντ. Ντιντερό
2.Τα γεράματα δεν σε προστατεύον από τον έρωτα. Όμως ο έρωτας σε προστατεύει από τα γεράματα.
Ζ. Μορό
3.Πάνω στην πόρτα της καρδιάς μου έγραψα: Απαγορεύεται η είσοδος. Αλλά ο έρωτας ήρθε γελώντας και φώναξε: Εγώ μπαίνω παντού!!!
Χ. Σίπμαν
4.Έρωτας είναι ο θρίαμβος της φαντασίας επί της νοημοσύνης.
Χ. Μένκεν
5.Αν αφαιρέσεις την αγάπη, η γη είναι ένας τάφος
Robert Browning
6.Είναι πολύ εύκολο, να σκέφτεσαι την αγάπη, να μιλάς για την Happy Valentine's Day! "Grow old with me! The best is yet to be." ~Robert Browning "But God demonstrates his own love for us in this: While we were still sinners, Christ died for us" (Romans 5:8). … Visit Blog Robert Browning But what of my purpose here? Is it but to keep the nerves at strain,to dry ones eyes and laugh at a fall, and baffled, get up and tobegin again.… Visit Blog Keeping The Romance Alive “I would have rummaged, ransacked at the word; those old corners of an empty heart; for remnants of dim love the long disused, and dusty crumbling of romance!”
Robert Browning
As Valentine’s Day quickly approaches I think it’s a good time for a quick romance checkup. Ask yourself; are you eagerly anticipating the romantic celebration of your love, or are you once again dreading your all too regular disappointment with the lack of passion in your relationship?
It’s an all-too-common scenario. In the beginning it’s flowers, intimate dinners for two, breakfast in bed, and sexy lingerie. But as the passion of courtship cools, it’s more like ESPN, takeout, sleeping in with our backs to one-another, and sweatpants. But listen carefully, your love life doesn’t have to be humdrum, and it certainly doesn’t take mammoth effort to rekindle the flames of romance all over again.
Romance starts by getting our priorities straight. The busyness and routine of daily life c Robert Browning February 9th Poetic Ticker Clicking News Article Tape: (ragline)___Tablet: Repurposed___(ragline)___Haaretz: Israeli author: Censorship turning Israel into mini-Iran___(ragline)___The Huffington Post: Soldier to Poet (Part II)___(ragline)___The New York Times: Opinionator: Home Fires: Shaking All Over___(ragline)___The Hindu: A universe of verse___(ragline)___Student Pulse: The Balance of Power Between Men and Women in Robert Browning's Poems___(ragline)___The Sunday Times: Poet laureate Carol Ann Duffy on the new language of unlove___(ragline)___Broadway World: Tina Chang Named Poet Laureate of Brooklyn___(ragline)___The New York Times: The Free Verse Is in Aisle 3___(ragline)___UVa Today: U.Va. Professor Helps Students Examine Poetry 'For Better for Verse'___(ragline)___Temple University Online Newsroom: CLA professor at center of translation renaissance___(ragline)___Jeff Baker: The Oregonian: Carol Sklenicka, Raymond Carver's biographer, inspired by visit to Yakima___(ragline)___Jeffrey Brown: PBS: Newshour: Understa February 9th forum announcement Dear Poetry Aficionados,IBPC: Poetry & Poets in RagsOne of our Great Regulars, London poet John Rety, has died. He has been the poetry editor for Morning Star, bringing weekly poetry to the world. You will find his latest column under his name, instead of under Morning Star, a change I have been meaning to make for months. His obituary is in our Poetic Obituaries section.In the week for love, we begin our News at Eleven section with war and strife, because that is what has been published. The first four articles, however, are remarkable in their subject matters. We get a taste of love in our sixth item, a look at some Robert Browning love poetry, but they sure aren't Valentine's Day poems. We do have some, in Great Regulars, and all sorts of poetry, and examination of all sorts of poetry, in both News at Eleven and Great Regulars. I'll let you get to reading.An excellent week. Thanks for clicking in.Yours,RusOur links:IBPC: Poetry & Poets in RagsPoetry & Poets in Rags blogIBPC Home~~~~ News at Eleven: Robert Browning's two poems, "Porphyria's Lo… "My Last Duchess," have some striking similarities. Both feature men who seem mentally disturbed; Further, both of these men had relationships with "strong" women who, despite apparently loving them, they each ended up killing. And interestingly enough, both men seem to be much happier after they have committed these murders.from Student Pulse: The Balance of Power Between Men and Women in Robert Browning's Poems~~~~~~~~~~~ 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | |