An invisible canvas
stretched out
like a blanket
over everything
and everybody
and as it fell
I heard the earth say
with the turning of a page
and so it was
and so I am
forever changed.
W. Isaiah Garnett
2020
Image credit: title page for Guicciardini M. Francesco’s La History D’Italia, public domain via https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Guicciardini_M_Francesco_La_Historia_dItalia.jpg
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the early morning sounds
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on time
in place
where the taste and nourishment
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