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me: :(
nature:
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me: :β)
Daughters of the Dust (Julie Dash, 1991)
by BIBBY&co
floral illustrations of the seasons, margaret lace roscoe, 1829,Β βspringβ
source: archive.orgΒ
β(β¦) She is burning down. As a house might. As a candle will. She is ash and tallow. It is over.β
β Eavan Boland, from The Death Of Reason βIn A Time Of Violenceβ
βMaybe you have seen the shape of a tree shimmer and fly apart as a flock of birds. Maybe you have heard birds awaken a landscape into a dream. Maybe for you it became a way of knowing how the notes in their throats pulse an afternoon, measure distance, reveal a hidden grid of a thousand kingdoms calling, responding. If you have seen a sudden meteor streak the night too brief for wishes then you know the way the sky can surprise.β
β Amy Sage Webb Baza, from βEpistemology,β 18 December 2020
luisa beccaria | milan spring β16
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