"But you and I know that this war will not have any real victors and that, once it is over, we shall still have to go on living together forever on the same soil." ~Albert Camus
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Tom Driscoll is a columnist, poet, performing singer/songwriter (let's just say he writes) who lives in Holliston, MA with his wife, artist Denise Driscoll.
Not Silence is a place to read Tom's opinion essays, songs and poems, even some short fiction. Read the latest post or wander through the vault to different "grinds of the axe" and, please, share your thoughts.
Tom's just recently published a new collection of poetry,
"Absence Singing" on Lulu.com
Also available are his previous collections
Songs, For All The Wrong Reasons
a collection of Tom's song lyrics
at www.cafepress.com
Also published at cafepress is
Allow this heart and other poems
a collection of Tom's poetry.
a collection of Tom's song lyrics
at www.cafepress.com
Also published at cafepress is
Allow this heart and other poems
a collection of Tom's poetry.
Purchase Tom's Music
"Guesses at Wisdom", a collection of 14 of Tom Driscoll's original songs, is available online at i-tunes and is distributed through cdbaby.com
Who's The What Now?
- Tom Driscoll, Profiled!
- Holliston, Massachusetts, United States
- Visit the profile, or check out my links list: 'Fools friends and fellow travellers!" You can also get a sense of the company I keep (or would like to) with a visit to my myspace page at www.myspace.com/tomdriscollsongs. Give a listen, leave a comment or send a message.
2 comments:
Thanks for this post, Tom. Very applicable to many conflicts including our Framingham lawsuit concerning SMOC.
Would like to hear more about Camus and other comments about conflicts and resolutions.
Herb Chasan
I've always thought Camus' "The Myth of Sysyphus" was as much an homage to persisting endeavor as it was some philosophical musing on futility. That futile persisting endeavor —like working for peace— mightn't ever attain its end. But I prefer it to complacency.
Post a Comment