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Your own language
You have to keep staying alive in your own language. Hug Hamilton I have worked hard to learn my own language. Our own language is not defined or constrained by syllables and words. Learning my own language has meant exploring my edge. Learning my...
read moreEvery time you have progress
Every time you have progress, you lose something; every time you take a step back, you gain something Deirdre Madden I think about loss a lot in during Autumn. I feel deciduous. I turn toward color and lightness. I cool down. I hold seasons close ...
read moreThe stories had come like genii
The stories had come like genii, living, wreathing from holes in the wall behind smoky hearths. Ben Kiely Stories are the stuff of genii. Part magic. Part imagination. Part memory. Sensory as much as substance. Wish as much as fact. Woven and livi...
read moreWait till she smiles
Any sight lovelier? Wait till she smiles Oliver St. John Gadgetry The world needs more smiles — heart-singing, toe-tingling, storm-cloud parting, kindness-spreading, compassion-building, grace-expanding, anxiety-releasing, peace-causing, cruelty...
read moreAbout Katie
From Louisville. Live in Atlanta. Curious by nature. Researcher by education. Writer by practice. Grateful heart by desire.
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