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waves of color and warming days, nourishing rain and the urge to make our way outdoors - spring is here...

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Mimesis

 

     Fady Joudah

 

 

My daughter

                    wouldn’t hurt a spider

That had nested

Between her bicycle handles

For two weeks

She waited

Until it left of its own accord

 

If you tear down the web I said

It will simply know

This isn’t a place to call home

And you’d get to go biking

 

She said that’s how others

Become refugees isn’t it?

 Our friend, Marshall Lyles, has muscular dystrophy. He suffers, he cares for others, and experiences what it is to walk in this world in this condition. He's doing something about it, about the language of it. I am so grateful. (You can scroll through slowly with the help of the arrows.)

(c) Nurturing the Heart with the Brain in Mind (2015). 

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