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QUIET MACHINERY • ANCIENT CURRENTS

From the Fixed Perch the tide has turned. The last of the outgoing water pulls past the pilings. The incoming push begins to lift the surface of the Wando. Pluff mud softens. Spartina stands upright again. A heron shifts one leg and settles...

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I step off the dock and follow the bank toward the house. The tide has left a dark line on the pilings, and a heron stands at the edge of the grass like he owns the place. He turns his head as I pass, watching me go about my business.

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From the Fixed Perch,

midnight tide pulling slow, pluff mud thick, the Wando dark as ink.

A loose stem catches against a piling. Beyond it, a pale shape gathers on the water and breaks before it can settle. The harbor lies beyond the tree...

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From the Cainhoy dock.

At six-thirty, the yard is still dark. I leave the river behind me and walk toward the porch, carrying my phone. The change underfoot is enough to bring me out of the quiet I have been sitting in. Boards give way to...

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From the Fixed Perch the tide has turned.

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