Fossilized silicon skeletons of single celled organisms from Tulane studies in geology and paleontology v.20 (1987). Full text here.

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Fossilized silicon skeletons of single celled organisms from Tulane studies in geology and paleontology v.20 (1987). Full text here.
SOME KINDS OF FOREVER VISIT YOU
by Brenda Hillman
The unknowns are up early;
they browse through the bronze
porch bells. Crows
call & late
apples blaze
toward western emptiness.
In your illness,
the edges hesitate;
like the revolt
of workers, they
will take a while…
Here comes the fond
mild winter; other
realms are noisy
& unanimous. You tap
the screen & dream
while waiting; four
kinds of forever
visit you today:
something, nothing,
everything & art,
greater than you are
& of your making —"
"As Lovell looked down at the Earth in 1968, an old saying popped into his head: I hope to go to heaven when I die. Then he realized, 'I actually went to heaven when I was born.'"
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"A reminder: We live on a planet where hummingbirds remember every flower they’ve visited. Where sea otters hold hands while they sleep so they don’t drift apart. Where glaciers hold pockets of air from thousands of years ago. Where some ocean water glows when you touch it. Where bumblebees fall asleep in flowers, and horses can synchronize their heart rhythms with humans’. Where some seeds won’t bloom until they’ve passed through fire."
--Sarah Jackson (with nod to Ashley Alai)
Square-based pattern. Ornamental design for woven fabrics. 1897.
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Fat with dissatisfaction, we've grown ill
with consumption, subconscious
accents and affects swallowed whole
and it's eating
us from inside out - outside in
the soft light you'd never know though,
trimmed and filtered
to acceptably perfect/normal
how faces glaze over glaring
details of influence, reflections of every plate full
with empty counts and still
so hungry, parasites we feed like
for like, for follow
another leader, guru, expert
self-proclaimed diagnoses and cures
to fix ourselves/another
problem is how we are, essentially
starving for substance, all
choking on (mal)content.
It is night after a long day.
What has been done has been done;
What has not been done has not been done.
Let it be.
"There would come a time when she couldn't go home again . . . because her parents would be gone. And when they were gone, home would be gone too."
--Lisa Scottoline, Moment of Truth
"Late Fragment," by Raymond Carver
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