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Breakwater
In Rockland Maine there is a breakwater that extends nearly a mile out into the ocean. It was built in the 1890s by the United States Army Corps of Engineers of enormous hunks of granite jenga-ed into a long straight path that you ca...
Conversations with Ravens, Part II
One day, on a camping trip with friends in Southern Utah, a raven tried to kill my dog.
We were camped at Dead Horse Point, a peninsula carved of about two thousand feet of sheer sandstone that floats like an improbable red rock cloud abo...
The Slender Dreams of my Sleeping Hair
When I got my teeth cleaned a couple weeks ago, my hygienist, Quiauna, asked if I had any sensitive spots and I said, “well, it’s dumb. But there’s this rough spot on one tooth, and my tongue won’t leave it alone. So that spot by the gum is...
The Potentially Imaginary Sublime
Apache Plume (Fallugia paradoxa) has flowers like wild roses and fruit like marabou.
I kept smelling this incredible, almost ethereal smell when I stepped out on the back patio.
“What is blooming?” I kept wondering. I was looking...
Conversations with Ravens, Part I
Here’s one for the end of October. Halloween, Samhain, Day of the Dead. Here is one of mourning, and vengeance; of raw emotion, of ravens.
Crow and Willow Tree, Kawanabe Kyōsai, 1887. Public Domain
I had some raven neighbors at the first...
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...in which I recount encounters with the living world. Love letters to stars. Conversations with flowers, trees, the sun and moon, and so many animals—some of them human.
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