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The world is too complex to divide it into separate columns. Crickets out the window long long hair wispy green leaves flying and browning outside. I drove up 23 north. I drove between a smoldering dark cloud I drove between lightening and I worried. Behind me, the sky was purple and clear and golden and exactly what it should be, exactly what I needed it to be.   I was so unsure, all the time. I know I care about symbols and trying to articulate the beauty and meaning and sadness in an inanimate object. I know I care.   I won’t always be able to explain a rake leaning against a pale blue garage. But at least its there, for me to look at. It remains unblocked by the sharp splinter in my eye.   The sun’s energy gave me a fair amount of Vitamin D this summer. It will stay stored up in my body. I will recharge when the sun peaks out again. When it is vaguely warm I will sit next to the river, and recharge.   For now I use what I have and listen to the bugs outside and the occasional car. All of my thoughts and feelings are in the green leaves flying and browning outside.
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Sep 5, 2015
Sep 5, 2015 at 1:47 PM UTC
Today's Epiphany
The world is too complex to divide it into separate columns. Crickets out the window long long hair wispy green leaves flying and browning outside. I drove up 23 north. I drove between a smoldering dark cloud I drove between lightening and I worried. Behind me, the sky was purple and clear and golden and exactly what it should be, exactly what I needed it to be.   I was so unsure, all the time. I know I care about symbols and trying to articulate the beauty and meaning and sadness in an inanimate object. I know I care.   I won’t always be able to explain a rake leaning against a pale blue garage. But at least its there, for me to look at. It remains unblocked by the sharp splinter in my eye.   The sun’s energy gave me a fair amount of Vitamin D this summer. It will stay stored up in my body. I will recharge when the sun peaks out again. When it is vaguely warm I will sit next to the river, and recharge.   For now I use what I have and listen to the bugs outside and the occasional car. All of my thoughts and feelings are in the green leaves flying and browning outside.
madeleine-toerne
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Sep 5, 2015
Sep 5, 2015 at 1:47 PM UTC
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