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Category Archives: Arthur Rackham
Christian Anton Gerard: Probably, Then
Probably, Then I’m interested in the half-finished. —Luisa A. Igloria If I lived in a forest and you lived somewhere else, maybe in the forest, maybe not, no difference, just somewhere else, with a different language, and you found me … Continue reading
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For Mark Strand and His Moon, Anne Bach
For Mark Strand and His Moon Reading Mark Strand’s beautiful, sharp, Ragged words, late at night – I wish I had such vision He suddenly reminds me to look out My own window She shines full behind the dark Hanging … Continue reading
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