the Anchorage
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Let us walk in the cemetery of the leaves (opens the original)
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Title reference below.1I often wonder how my body is adjusting to a land of more even night and day after years lived in the north. Even in summer, I long for the dark of night. Nourishing night, as a biography of Emily Brontë describes it. Night was a time when Brontë would often write, a routine that came to one “who felt as fervently about the moon and stars as Emily did.”2 So I’ve return
Impossible things (opens the original)
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As I was sitting outside last night in the warmth of a summer night wind, a male deer quietly emerged and walked through the back yard, stopping briefly to hold my gaze as he nibbled on some grasses, and slowly walked off. In the dark, the slow, deliberate walk of those hooves felt so different to witness than the urgent speed of the daytime. It felt reassuring, those small cracks of quiet beauty that slip into focus, despite all the roads and blocks we put up to ignore them.And as I’m working o
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