No. 55Revisit the darkness

No. 055November 23, 20249 lines1 min read

the gum-dropped concrete—

What force draws you back to walk the winding tunnel of those old blocks, the accidental urban pointillism of the gum-dropped concrete— a frustratingly indecipherable key. But how can you remind yourself to search for light without revisiting the darkness?

A way further in

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Selfhood

Good company for the seasons when you can feel your life changing shape under you.

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No. 55

9 lines · 1 min read

124 total entries and still expanding.

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