Here is a little something to read, I find it very comforting and humbling, this was found in an old monastry in Baltimore, theres many a tale of it on the web..... so just a few nice thoughts to sleep with. sorry if its to small to read, but you can find the text version on web. this is an image a .jpg ..............
The poem's copyright A 962402 [6] was registered by Ehrmann on Jan. 3, 1927 as "Go placidly amid the noise and the haste, et. Card.",[7] and was renewed by his wife in 1954.[8]
In August 1971 the poem was published in Success Unlimited magazine, again without authorization from Ehrmann's family. In a 1976 lawsuit[9] against the magazine's publisher, Combined Registry Company, the court ruled (and subsequently the 7th Circuit Court of Appeals upheld[10]) that copyright had been forfeited because the poem had been authorized for publication without a copyright notice in the 1940s – and that the poem is therefore in the public domain.[11]
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This has been a favorite of mine for many years,my copy is written in the olde way and was found in a church in 1692,can't remember where but it is a most inspiring piece ,I wish I could go placidly,my irritation is so bad I shout at myself.the copy I've got which I've now come across was found in old St Paul's church,Baltimore,dated 1692.Wonderful,thank you.
yes bertshep123 its beautiful, I find it very comforting and grounding, I cant stay in a bad mood after reading this. thanks for your response yes you are right it was an old church supposed to have been found by a monk, another nice thing is now its free for everyone to use, no copyright infringment, nice to hear from you, Joan x
I've just had to look for my copy in an old filing cabinet,it was in miscellaneous,how sad is that,so I am now going to frame it ,send a copy to all my loved ones,and try to get it published in our local paper as a 'thought for Christmas' so Joan see what you have started,and there was I thinking I was bored today ,much love to you,Anne x
Oh wow Anne what a truly wonderful idea, I framed my text version about 20 years ago lol it fitted in a A4 paper and frame and I decorated the text all around the edges with felt tip pens all like scroll effects, bet that can be done now with all the software we have. so pleased for you,you know someone always comes along and cheers me up, now youre not bored, I do believe in what goes around comes around
and of course the words are so inspiring aswell , thanks for your response, looks like youre gonna be busy bee, lol Joan x
Because it was a bit difficult to read, I typed "a poem found in an old monastery in Baltimore" in my browser and came with a version that you can download in black and white.
here is a you tube version in audio saves reading text docs, words are a little bit different.
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Les Crane, born Lesley Stein (December 3, 1933 -- July 13, 2008), was a radio announcer and television talk show host who scored a hit with this 1971 recording, winning a "Best Spoken Word" Grammy - it reached #4 and charted for 21 weeks
This reminds me of my Grandmother. She was a strict Salvation Army lady who had very high values. My Grandmother was a housekeeper for many years and was very highly thought of by her employers. She had to work because she had two children and no Husband. My Grandfather died in the first world war.I don't know why it makes me think of her. Maybe.because she was a gentle kind person.
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