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Tag Archives: Melancholia
Still Standing
Sometimes we get knocked down. For a while. We lay there, supine, gazing at the world with hazy longing while an invisible anvil pins us to the bottom of an indifferent river. An eternity ticks by in slowww-motion, tick, tick, … Continue reading
Posted in Anecdotes, Essays, Personal, Photography, Poetry, Writing
Tagged Brainpickings, Cancer, Depression, Detroit, Detroit River, Melancholia, Photography, U-Haul, Van Gogh, Windsor
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