
Musician, mother, and devotee of seasons, making sense of it all through art, nature, and a whole lot of metaphors.
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| Issues | 65 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 12 days ago |
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“Labyrinth” by Leonora Carrington
There’s a small labyrinth at the Berkshire Botanic Garden that leads to a courtyard of topiary animals. Whenever we visit, River and I wander the maze together, playing a game to figure out the path forwar...
the greatest gift | listless violet days | an elliott smith cover
I think one of the greatest gifts we can give to each other is to observe and reflect the veins of truth running within us — to see something in someone, and to share it bac...
Sometimes the fact of my mortality strikes me like a quality of light. It is always there, suffusing everything, but there are moments when the light hits the land in a shock of chartreuse and it’s like I’ve never seen it before. Look at th...
“An Afternoon Dream” by Kristen Giorgi, from the Portals series
Perhaps the thing I’ll miss the most about the warm months is the porousness between inside and outside. The way we move easily through the screen door, padding out in bare fe...
On the beauty of unoriginality, plus a snippet of song
Before I hit the studio, I take a walk up to the meadow. It’s too delicious a day—sunny and cool, soft as a Sargent painting—to be inside.
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The writers behind this newsletter.
A musician, essayist, and mother based in Columbia County, NY. Writing with wonder about nature and creative process. A student of seasons; a teacher of songwriting and sustainable art practice. Sunset hunter, meadow walker, over-sharer.
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