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universal literacy for haiti
universal literacy for haiti
Helping Young People Create New Worlds
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and Partners' Power of Good
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Lèkol Toupatou! (School Everywhere!)
for Universal Literacy in Haiti.
Feeding Education.
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Educators in Music
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JAMBAR helps SUFC and 18 other Partners in Music and Education.
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Madame Franck Paul with
her 243-page textbook, Mon Livre Unique.
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SUFC and Partners held a
Concert for Kidd Jordan in 2019.
'Found'
Once in the forest
I strolled content,
To look for nothing
My sole intent.
I saw a flower,
Shaded and sly,
Shining like starlight,
Bright as an eye.
I went to pluck it;
Gently it said:
Must I be broken,
Wilt and be dead.
Then whole I dug it
Out of the load
And to my garden
Carried it home.
There to replant it
Where no wind blows.
More bright than ever,
It blooms and grows.'
Goethe is often described--as by Matthew Arnold in the middle 19th century and by Stephen Spender in the middle 20th century--as the
last, possible universalist--the last writer to embody wide-ranging curiosity with at least fundamental knowledge of the Western world's leading arts and sciences. A Renaissance person, in another term, before such fundamental knowledge was precluded by the intricate specialities of astronomy, theoretical physics, molecular biology, and much more. He was a researcher and intellectual adventurer like the 20th-century African Cheikh Anta Diop. He wrote a book, a Divan of poetry, inspired by the 14th-century Sufi mystic and poet Hafiz.
Born in 1747 and ascended to ancestors in 1830, Goethe was great in
his openness even as he spent decades as an administrator-in-Court in
Weimar, Germany. His writing is like Tolstoy's and D.H. Lawrence's in its keen rendering of palpable experience. He's like the poet and playwright he most admired, Shakespeare, in making psychological and philosophical complexities and conflict both lyrical as alchemy and compelling, even heart-breaking, as drama. You may feel Goethe's play 'Faust' and its heroic/tragic protagonist in depths of your mind and of your chest. Goethe's is a great world to explore!
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