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Hollyhock; symbol of compassion, patience and healing.
"It seems as if the entire universe has been embraced with flowers"
Historiae naturalis de quadrupetibus libri, 1650
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Indentation
Change is impressed on me, forced
Upon me before I knew that change was
Even possible, even a choice
Change is etched into my being, pressed
So hard, deep, it leaves imprints on
Each page
No matter how I flip, turn, change
Its ghost follows me
Evidence of change will not be changed
Demanding acceptance, impossible to erase
Who am I to cover it up?
Let the shadows of my past, my change
Be seen, be shown, let her edges shine
For I am she, and she
Is I
Changed, yes, different, but
Same
These words engraved are
Still my own, let them be read and known
The change of past indenting present.
06/05/26
Makenzie Campbell, from a poem featured in "Room of the Mind: Poems" originally published in 2021
“The past doesn’t need you anymore. Your future does.”
— Unknown
The bravest are often the ones who have already lost something important.
-Sh𝚒
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Eagle-shaped Pottery Tripod
Neolithic, Yangshao Culture (c. 5,000-3,000 BCE)
Its body is smooth and without decoration. It is supported by three fulcrums - the thick legs and tail feathers. The form emphasizes the eagle’s inherent physical and spiritual characteristics and achieves a harmonious unity with the shape of the pottery tripod.
Unearthed in 1958 in Taiping Village, Hua County, Shaanxi Province,
It stands approximately 35.8 cm high with a mouth diameter of 23.3 cm.
Courtesy: National Museum of China