The Bird Who Fooled the World
An ancient tale retold from Genesis describes birds praising creation. A featherless creature named Who-Who grows vain after receiving feathers from others and flies away, seeking his own kind, while the owl remains to remind of responsibility.
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Who
Bedlam and Bethlehem Contrast in Christmas Reflection
A Christmas meditation recalls Bethlehem’s peaceful origins and contrasts them with modern Bedlam. The piece traces St Mary of Bethlehem’s history from hospital to asylum and laments centuries of neglect. It urges returning to the true meaning of Christmas and the message of peace on earth.
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The Joy of Giving Poem Recited by Whittier Verse
Poem lines express a moral ethic: joy in giving to the poor and lonely returns to the giver, a timeless anthem by John Greenleaf Whittier urging charity as a path to happiness. The excerpt emphasizes reciprocal blessing as generosity increases one’s inner wealth.
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John Greenleaf Whittier
1807
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