From Why Be Happy When You Could Be Normal By Jeanette Winterson

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DANA SCULLY in Teliko 4.03

"You might say a poem is a semicolon, a living semicolon, what connects the first line to the last, the act of keeping together whose nature is to fly apart. Between the first and last lines there exists—a poem—and if it were not for the poem that intervenes, the first and last lines of a poem would not speak to each other. 

Would not speak to each other. Because the lines of a poem are speaking to each other, not you to them or they to you."

—Mary Ruefle, from "On Beginnings" in Madness, Rack, and Honey (2012)

Some lil enviornment studies. I cant wait for it to be super sunny again 🌞!!!

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Acanthus    -    William and May Morris, 1874-80.

British,  1862-1938

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There’s so much to learn, unlearn and relearn