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this morning i read this poem with a girl i tutor (who’s not a big fan of poetry) and she loved it. thank you paula bohince.
Lauren Clark, Music for a Wedding
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ILLINOIS IN SPRING
from the passenger side of a truck with a strawberry air freshener hanging from the rearview mirror. The driver is a man, a stranger. The quiet ratio of land to sky—a sky so pale, so casually blank that it seems almost sardonic that, finally, you have come to the place that is bigger than loss. The place that is big enough to hold every absence. That things grow here, pale and small from enormous land, inspires abject panic. The wonder of watching a flying bird land on water. The end of the line will always give you that feeling. ]
goodbye my baby sweet heart. i hope what you’re doing is the right thing. i hope i can love once again.
the crushing weight of one manageable task
It's not about talking; it's about presence. You could be in a different galaxy, I'd still feel you. You exist in my core. A part of me. The biggest part.
How long will this pain last?
“Nobody realizes that some people expend a tremendous energy trying to be normal.”
— Albert Camus
L. V., excerpts from the afterword
Antonina Rzhevskaya - "Music" (1903)
Onrie Radovic (Australian, 1985) - Refuge (2025)
Devo at the NYU, 1979. Photo by Ebet Roberts