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BUTTERFLY STRANGENESS

6/18/2020

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I wear a homemade mask. As I walk, the mask feels hot, and I long to breathe the fresh air, the way we did before March. I look around for a window of no humans, so I can inhale and exhale, unencumbered - even if just for a moment. I pause in the new reality and accept the strangeness. It is in the uncomfortable moments that we learn the most. 

Wandering through an open field, redwoods surround. I admire their proud stance. I follow the connecting road and attempt making friends with a crow. I think about the fox that visited the backyard, three times now, and wonder when he will return. I pretend I am a butterfly. 
mural of horse leaping
person with sunglasses and homemade mask
two way traffic street sign
peace symbol crack in sidewalk
no parking painted on street
broken cement bench
clean up after your dog sign
Blue Agave with carved letters
painted outdoor court
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