the beautiful foolishness of things
091
though many came to her
solitary and alone,
there were also those
who came to her through another,
no matter how lowly
—even if only a shadow.
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090
wherever her gaze fell
dreamless nights were found.
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assuming it remained
unhoped-for,
nothing was unattainable.
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088
it wasn't that she left traces,
or made signs,
but that all became
offering.
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087
no door was closed to her,
even to the darkest of spaces,
though few had the courage
to join her there.
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086
her ways so gentle
that not even perfect stillness
would reveal them.
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085
there were also those
who withered into the light.
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084
each step
was either from,
or toward,
a more luminous
dark.
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083
even the lost
were never abandoned.
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082
some had to
learn
how to allow.
others merely had to
surrender
to her caress.
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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
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