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What we think we recognize
Recognition happens in the body before it happens in language
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Poetry Wednesday: A murdered poet
it’s the ruler by which i reduce all things now
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Leaving small lanterns behind
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Tend to the garden you can touch
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The waiting has ended, unexpectedly
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Strong Offers and 5 Links to Ponder - January 1, 2026
The turning of the new year is a hinge, not a clean break
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Poetry Wednesday: I lean back, lip-read the heavens talking on in light, syllabic stars.
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