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too many insist that hope and experience exclude each other.
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by howard
February 27th, 2008
Posted in haiku
Tagged with 2008, campaign rhetoric, clinton, obama, philosophical compatibility, politics
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Not me. Despite all evidence that suggests that they do.
Eternal optimism is both endearing and maddening. And yet, without it, how can things ever get better?
Heather
28 Feb 08 at 12:34 pm
But it’s a tricky thing to make experience and hope co-exist.
PJ
2 Mar 08 at 7:12 pm
A woman and a man who could be helpmates throw stones. Such is sadness
gimble
3 Mar 08 at 4:05 pm
it is truly sad the way ambition horns in; such is politics.
howard
8 Mar 08 at 11:13 pm
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Not me. Despite all evidence that suggests that they do.
Eternal optimism is both endearing and maddening. And yet, without it, how can things ever get better?
Heather
Heather
28 Feb 08 at 12:34 pm
But it’s a tricky
thing to make experience
and hope co-exist.
PJ
2 Mar 08 at 7:12 pm
A woman and a
man who could be helpmates throw
stones. Such is sadness
gimble
3 Mar 08 at 4:05 pm
it is truly sad
the way ambition horns in;
such is politics.
howard
8 Mar 08 at 11:13 pm