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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 settle...
Blü • VIII
The rain had stopped sometime before I came outside.
It had left the dock darker than usual, the boards wet and cool under my bare feet. Water still gathered in the grain and along the edges where the sun had not reached. There was not...
Lowcountry Embers
From the private dock in the Lowcountry of Cainhoy, South Carolina, the river is dark tonight.
Midnight tide pulling slow beneath the live oaks. Pluff mud thick along the banks. The Wando sliding through the spartina with that old delibera...
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 settle...
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