Wendell Berry A Simple, Exceptional Man The Conversation Elements From The Conversation Just Wendell Berry Music Wendell Berry’s hope is neither hasty nor clamorous. It grows slowly out of one’s relationship with a place, with other people, and with the simple act of living. Gregory Alan Isakov’s "The Stable Song" conveys something of this return home—not to a perfect world, but to a world in which we can once again be present. Lyrics of The Stable Song: Remember when our songs were just like prayers Like gospel hymns that you caught in the air? Come down, come down sweet reverence Unto my simple house and ring And ring Ring like silver, ring like gold Ring out those ghosts on the Ohio Ring like clear day wedding bells Were we the belly of the beast or the sword that fell? We'll never tell And come to me clear and cold On some sea Watch the world spin in waves Mad machine Now I've gone crazy, couldn't you tell? You threw stones at the stars, but the whole sky fe...
Wendell Berry 'n Eenvoudige, besondere man Die Gesprek Elemente Uit Die Gesprek Sommer net Wendell Berry Musiek Wendell Berry se hoop is nie haastig of luidrugtig nie. Dit groei stadig uit ’n mens se verhouding met ’n plek, met ander mense en met die eenvoudige handeling van leef. The Stable Song van Gregory Alan Isakov dra iets van hierdie terugkeer huis toe — nie na ’n volmaakte wêreld nie, maar na ’n wêreld waarin ons weer teenwoordig kan wees. Lirieke van The Stable Song: Remember when our songs were just like prayers Like gospel hymns that you caught in the air? Come down, come down sweet reverence Unto my simple house and ring And ring Ring like silver, ring like gold Ring out those ghosts on the Ohio Ring like clear day wedding bells Were we the belly of the beast or the sword that fell? We'll never tell And come to me clear and cold On some sea Watch the world spin in waves Mad machine Now I've gone crazy, couldn't you tell? You threw stones at the stars, but t...