Fleeting Temples
Danusha LamérisAre we living inside a poem? A place to consider the altars of the ordinary.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 29 | Subscribers | Read | danushalameris.substack.com |
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Writing Toward the Light
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The Vitruvian Conundrum
I am up at night, lights off, only a bluish glow from the desktop computer, my dog asleep at my feet, my husband coughing in bed in the next room, trying to get his fever down with Ibuprofen. It’s late. The world beyond our windows has shif...
Windows
There are so many ways of seeing. And one of the things I love best about being on the road is how it invites me to see the world in new ways. Here is it is––the view from my temporary bedroom window in Jackson Hole, Wyoming, a place I neve...
Owl
As a child, I lived over summer and winter breaks on my father’s plot of land up on the Lost Coast of California. A rough, wind-raw stretch of foothills, bordering the Pacific. He was building a house there, and during the process we lived ...
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I am an American essayist and poet, author of the books The Moons of August, and Bonfire Opera and the poem "Small Kindnesses."
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