LOSS/SHIFT/TIME 4.16.20

In these days of losing and shifting (no static nouns of “loss” and shift” here), time doesn’t stand still. It does its regular planetary breathing, and amongst it all, I continue to make—cloud photos, mixed art, word work, exploring the interstices of our urban/rural, cultural/natural connections. I know that if I stop, I will do more than cry.

Last night out for an empty-street walk, I kept my eye on the sky, on my clouds, the distance, convinced I could not/would not trip on the cracks.

taken close to end of day, leaking light
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