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It has been so wet stones glaze in moss; everything blooms coldly. I expect you. I thought one night it was you at the base of the drive, you at the foot of the stairs, you in a shiver of light, but each time leaves in wind revealed themselves, the retreating shadow of a fox, daybreak. We expect you, cat and I, bluebirds and I, the stove. In May we dreamed of wreaths burning on bonfires over which young men and women leapt. June efforts quietly. I’ve planted vegetables along each garden wall so even if spring continues to disappoint we can say at least the lettuce loved the rain. I have new gloves and a new hoe. I practice eulogies. He was a hawk with white feathered legs. She had the quiet ribs of a salamander crossing the old pony post road. Yours is the name the leaves chatter at the edge of the unrabbited woods.
“Dear One Absent This Long While” by Lisa Olstein
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Mary Oliver, from "Starlings in Winter"
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Hibiscus made of rose quartz and serpentine from China. -Natural History Museum Vienna, Austria
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CLAUDETTE COLBERT as ELLIE ANDREWS IT HAPPENED ONE NIGHT (1934) dir. Frank Capra
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fr. “Antilamentation” by Dorianne Laux
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Art Nouveau Toad Inkwell by Tiffany
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Jenny George, "Tin Bucket"
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BEFORE SUNSET 2004 | dir. Richard Linklater
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Japanese Breakfast for SSENCE (Jan. 2025)
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Lillian Gish - Camille - Vanity Fair July 1932
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Emerging from / an Abyss and / entering it again / that is Life, is / it not?
[Emily Dickinson : The Gorgeous Nothings]
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Buffalo

Rare examples of native children’s buffalo toys, made with love and care by their people to honor the buffalo that gave everything to native nations who depended on the buffalo for millennia.
#1. Shoshone. Wyoming. 1892.
#2. Arapaho. Sept 8, 1898.
#3. Lakota, (Teton/Western Sioux). Standing Rock Reservation, circa 1870.
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