the beautiful foolishness of things
174
with few exceptions,
they preferred the luxuriant,
the profuse, the fertile.
yet seeing that they would often
lose themselves within it,
she had her ways to remind them
of the essential.
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.
173
many found her vague
or inapparent;
yet she was anything but.
whenever necessary
she would supply
the world as proof.
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.
171
for those who had lost sight of her,
she left a trail of tears
dappling the pale blue of the sky.
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Wedding the images of Roxana Ghita with text by Michael Tweed, the beautiful foolishness of things is the gentle companion to however fallible: the revolution of everyday life.
Unless otherwise noted all images © Roxana Ghita, text © Michael Tweed.