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Free Words

Sal Randolph
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More love letter than newsletter. Language between poetry and prose, fiction and nonfiction. Art, attention, Zen.

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Mother of Eyes

Lover’s Eye Locket, probably British, c. 1840, Metropolitan Museum

Dear Friends,

The season of ghosts is almost upon us and with it, more stories of the mother. Write back and tell me your own tales.

— Sal


Free Words is a weekly,...

7 days ago
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On the Dark Edge

Charles Marville, Cloud Study, Paris, Metropolitan Museum

Dear Friends,

How are you doing? I find myself lingering on the dark edge of the news, considering the relation of history to the present moment and the movement between what happe...

15 days ago
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Fashion Plate

Publisher Nicolaus Heideloff, British, 1800, Metropolitan Museum

Dear Friends,

I love New York Fashion Week. Just as fall is showing its teeth, runways are filled with spring looks. Are we coming or going? Do we spring forward or fall bac...

22 days ago
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In the Lightning Field

Walter De Maria, The Lightning Field, 1977. © Estate of Walter De Maria. Photo: John Cliett, Dia Art Foundation

Dear Friends,

A few days ago I had a sudden, unexpected, vivid longing to be standing in Walter de Maria’s The Lightning Field...

a month ago
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Cathedral and Marigold

William Morris, Marigold (wallpaper), 1875, Metropolitan Museum

Dear Friends,

End of summer, beginning of autumn; strong sun and cool air; loss and hopefulness. All of the distances in myself are pressed together.

As a friend recently re...

a month ago
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