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Monthly Archives: November 2016
cathedral – November 3
10.30.2016 the cathedral still calls opens to prayer in the midst of secular days. holy spaces holy places speak of the more that feeds. —————— (Holy Name, Chicago)
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all the saints – November 1
11.1.2016 no one named the saints today but they were here and made my day. ————–
Montague Bookmill – October 30
10.30.2016 waters slide down sloped moss-grown falls where the mill grew until the market turned and the village folded into itself. books are the churnings now that feed hungry souls who come by for a view and a half … Continue reading
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Tagged beauty, blindness, Books, nature, New England, paradox, poets, reclamation, scholars, unseeing
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