Re: Mind's Eye ...but it rained yesterday

seems quiet at the end of the rainbow.

On Wednesday, October 30, 2013 8:55:47 AM UTC-4, Allan Heretic wrote:

treasure at the end of a rainbow is an old tradition, not my beliefs,, the bibles not exactly truthful..  rainbow stories abound true ,,  well they leave a lot to b e desired ,,  yet rainbows,themselves  are fascinating,

On Tue, Oct 29, 2013 at 2:26 PM, Mando <rich...@gmail.com> wrote:

Took the kids to train
Then the clouds let loose of the rain
Though the rainbow was bright across the sky
Then I wondered 'nature's sly'?

I don't know how we were made to believe this; since we were young we've hold the view that when there rainbow no matter how black or thunderous the clouds are it'll never rain.
And at the source or end of the rainbow there is a hidden treasure (as believed by Allan lol).
But yesterday proved this notion wrong, concerning the former and I was astonished much.

This notion as I know is based on the story of Noah and the Ark; when the rainbow appeared the rain was no more. Therefore we've made to believe that when there is rainbow there will never be rain... BUT IT RAINED YESTERDAY.

I have been wondering since yesterday, is this change due to our sins (evil deeds)...
or it something due to the depletion of anything scientifically or unknown?
Funny questions lol.. but I'm much confuse. Any idea(s)



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Life is for moral, ethical and truthful living.

Of course I talk to myself,
Sometimes I need expert advice..

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Oxford University's School - "British" First World War Poetry

Dear All,

The Faculty of English is pleased to announce that bookings are now open for its three day 'school' on the poetry of the First World War, to be run at Oxford 3-5 April 2014.

This is the second spring school run by Oxford University's English Faculty. The School is open to (and aimed at) members of the public, and particularly at those who have read some WW1 poetry but are now seeking a deeper critical appreciation.  It will bring together world-leading experts in the topic, each invited to give an introductory lecture guiding the attendees to further avenues of study. Speakers will be encouraged to put together reading lists and follow-up exercises for students to do after each lecture on their own.

Speakers confirmed so far include: Adrian Barlow, Meg Crane, Guy Cuthbertson, Gerald Dawe, Simon Featherstone, Philip Lancaster, Stuart Lee, Jean Liddiard, Alisa Miller, Charles Mundye, Jane Potter, Mark Rawlinson, Jon Stallworthy.

Further details to follow but for all queries contact: english.office@ell.ox.ac.uk please include in the subject line 'WW1 Poetry Spring School' or go to:

http://www.english.ox.ac.uk/news-events/upcoming-events/201404/british-world-war-one-poetry-spring-school

Tickets £180/150 (does not include accommodation) plus optional banquet for £40.

Stuart

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