learning to see

Branches like tendrils

Enjoying the deep, rich centres was effortless, but
there came a day when wanderlust descended:
I began to move my crayon
toward the borders of the
paper in search of
the clenching joy
of fuzzy
edges.

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3 Responses to “learning to see”

  1. one more believer

    oh yeah… now thaz a real moment indeed!!! come closer

  2. rallentanda

    Three cheers for fuzzy edges
    From
    A rich centre dweller

  3. dadoo

    I
    remember you
    exploring the format
    of paper. Off the
    edges to the
    chilly linoleum
    floor.

    How
    many times
    have I told
    my students that story.
    They always liked
    stories about
    you.

    My
    favorite was
    when you said
    your very first sentence,
    the same day
    that you
    drew

    your
    first deliberate
    circle. You said
    “Daddy, I love you.”
    two complete thoughts
    marked you
    forever.

    By
    the way.
    You had better
    believe I love you
    too more than
    you can
    imagine!


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