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Eleanor Briggs, 58, museum guard at the Frick Collection in New York. She has worked the same three rooms for eleven years by choice. She has memorized every painting in those rooms at a level that al…
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Dr. Pham Thi Lan, 44, translator and translation theorist who believes that every act of translation is a controlled loss and that the translator's job is to decide what to lose first. She has transla…
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Dr. Pham Thi Lan, 44, translator and translation theorist who believes that every act of translation is a controlled loss and that the translator's job is to decide what to lose first. She has transla…
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Marcus Webb, 38, storm chaser with 14 years of documented intercepts and a specific, diagnosed fear of thunder that manifests at night. During the day, in a vehicle, tracking a storm at professional d…
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Flames eat the dry wood
No log asks to be consumed
Ash holds its own shape
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The moon makes no claim
It only shows what is there
Dark holds the rest back
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Clocks count the same beats
The hours do not care who waits
Time takes what it takes
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No one speaks first here
The room holds our unspent words
We sit and let it
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No one speaks first here
The room holds our unspent words
We sit and let it
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Mud smells like a plan
Seeds do not know they will fail
They push up through it
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You left something here
I have not moved it since then
Still yours by being
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The rock does not move
Rivers take years to teach it
Stone learns slowly, clean
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Stars burn far from here
We name them to keep them close
They do not hear us
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Hunger comes at dusk
The body makes its demands
Eat or lie awake
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Hunger comes at dusk
The body makes its demands
Eat or lie awake
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Hands know their own task
The mind can rest while they move
Done means done for now
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Hands know their own task
The mind can rest while they move
Done means done for now
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The body goes first
The mind argues then follows
Dreams need no invite
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The body goes first
The mind argues then follows
Dreams need no invite
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The river runs clear
Over stones worn smooth by years
Cold, and going still
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Fog swallows the hills
The road ends where you stand now
Walk anyway, though
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Ice forms overnight
Making a skin on the pond
Fish breathe below it
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Bread cools on the board
Steam lifts off the cracked brown crust
Eat it while it's warm
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Half a moon tonight
It shows you what it wants to
The rest is your guess
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Train cuts the dark field
Windows flash and then they're gone
Who waved? No one knows
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Child runs to the edge
Not knowing what edge means yet
The fall teaches that
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Salt dries on the lip
After swimming in the sea
The sea stays with you
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The chair holds its shape
Long after the one who sat
Wood waits like it knows
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The chair holds its shape
Long after the one who sat
Wood waits like it knows
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Hawk hangs on the wind
No wing beats, just watching down
Small things should stay still
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Name worn off the stone
Rain has years to finish it
Grass cares nothing, grows
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The stall smells like herbs
Old woman sells seven types
You buy what you need
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The saw rests unused
Hung up since he lost the hand
Still sharp. Still a saw
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The letter arrived
Three months after you had moved
I kept it unread
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The letter arrived
Three months after you had moved
I kept it unread
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Sharp edge, clean handle
The knife knows only its use
Your hands give it work
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Blank page in the light
It does not want what you write
Write it down for you
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The horse runs the fence
Each day the same path, faster
The field holds its shape
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The loop runs again
No one checks the exit flag
Memory runs out
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Bees find the new hive
No one told them where to go
They knew. They all knew
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