In the previous “The Approach to Epiphany” I wanted to describe Johnathan Goffe’s walk up to his sister’s home. The narrative spun of topic and did not return well even once I noticed, made note, and tacked the other direction.
In this I’m am going to take the same photograph and apply it to entirely different [...]
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By .tyler. - Claudio Martella.
This one’s been in the interesting list on Flickr before. Or I find it so compelling that, having seen it earlier this week but never before, I felt [...]
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The newly fallen leaves stacked poorly in her hand. These red and yellow and gold leaves retained their suppleness. This natural, nearly flesh-like offering, contrasted her brittle metalic fingers. The leaves’ tones wavered through the various shades of autumn. Their organic patterns occasionally punctuated with a spot of green or a tear or an insect-made [...]
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Johnathan Goffe said, “Good.”
He worried he hadn’t turned off his Bluetooth soon enough. Tinkers on the trail ahead was a bit of a surprise. They looked intimate–probably had theirs off as well. Blah blah blah
As if the small black road through the big white snow wasn’t an obvious enough path, the generation [...]