potomac notes + blues
charlotte taylor fryarfield notes + blue notes from the banks of the Potomac River in Washington, D.C.
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a dispatch from the potomac sewage spill
Two weeks ago, I published a guest essay in The Washington Post on the Potomac sewage spill, which has now been named the largest in United States history. When I wrote it, I felt unhinged by the cognitive dissonance of living a mile downri...
🌀 a year of spiraling 🌀
One afternoon this past summer, I sat at a lunch table across from a young poet from California. She wore a peasant dress and dangling silver earrings, which swayed and clinked noisily each time she tucked her long, blonde hair behind her e...
a garden report
This weekend, I will tuck a dozen garlic cloves into the small bed along the fence line, rake a pile of leaves on top to rot, and call it a wrap on this year in the garden. Everywhere I have lived over the last decade – house or apartment, ...
still late summer, not yet the fall
All summer the cicadas screech. Their abdominal tymbals tense and release, clicking and crying out with want. The buzz is so pervasive and so known to me, I cannot conjure the sensory world of mid-summer without it.
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