I admit the news of the cities seem
strange to me: politics, agendas,
conspiracies, wars for what no war
can conquer. I grow tired of the cry,
“I’m right, you’re wrong!” as if we’ve
lost all human feeling and thought.
Consideration that knowledge and
ignorance are never equal, that the
certainty of today becomes uncertain
tomorrow. The overwhelming sense
that what is said to be true is never so
completely. That we can’t find what
our hearts contain. What we need to do
is beyond right and wrong – it is, simply,
the thing to do. I live at the outermost borders;
of course, that kind of living can occur
in the cities, too.
-Byron Hoot
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