com-mune 2 |kəˈmyoōn|
verb [ intrans. ]
1 ( commune with) share one's intimate thoughts or feelings with (someone or something), esp. when the exchange is on a spiritual level : the purpose of praying is to commune with God.
• feel in close spiritual contact with : he spent an hour communing with nature on the bank of a stream.
2 Christian Church receive Holy Communion.
ORIGIN Middle English : from Old French comuner ‘to share,’ from comun (see common ).
1. Communing With Nature - The Wonders Of Winter
2. Miscommuning With Nature
3. Mother Nature Talks Back
4. Sign Language
5. Choice Words
6. Small Talk
7. Sagan Says: Billions and Billions of Stars Have Nothing To Say To Us
8. A Shining Specimen of Sagan's Sagacity
9. Bearly Amusing Communing
This comic strip calls for a poem - one of my eighth grade teachers told the class. Yes, it's THAT old.
Algie saw the bear;
The bear saw Algie.
The bear was bulgy.
The bulge was Algie.
(Thank you, Mr. Tamburo.)
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