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I love the syntax of this love poem by W.S. Merwin:
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Olives in a blue and white porcelain bowl, a roemer, wine glasses, an overturned silver tazza and a meat-pie, Willem Claesz. Heda, ca. 1650 (detail)
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“My son’s sheep lambed. They are old friends. He bottle fed it last year. It hasn’t forgotten.”
by James Rebanks
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Ice suspended around a tree trunk after flood water has receded
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A man walks in a park amid plum trees in blossom, in Peshawar, Pakistan, Tuesday, Feb. 24, 2015. (Mohammad Sajjad)
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hi char !!
HI SHRUG
Omg hi hello wow
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Study of a Hare in Winter. 1922. Clarence Alphonse Gagnon. Art Gallery of Ontario.
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something i wish i had realized earlier: you can write poems on the same subject more than once. you can write, paint, draw the same thing over and over if you want to. you can spend your whole life making art about oranges. i think i always felt this pressure to get it right the first time like i couldn’t go back and use that inspiration again. but you can. you can go back and revisit it. you can pick up the conversation again and again if you have more to say.
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Julian Bigelow, Herman Goldstine, Robert Oppenheimer and John von Neumann with the Institute for Advanced Study computer, 1952
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Bert Stern - Berkley Johnson Wearing Rings by David Webb (Vogue 1969)
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I have only two emotions, careful fear and dead devotion.
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and will you never cut the cloth, or drink the light to be? and can you never swear a year, to any one of we?
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