The Cemetery today
I saw a deer in the cemetery today. Laying under a tree, eating berries from a bush. As I walked by, it stared at me, probably upset that I removed the silence it was feeling — the silence I often seek in the same spot.
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I saw a deer in the cemetery today. Laying under a tree, eating berries from a bush. As I walked by, it stared at me, probably upset that I removed the silence it was feeling — the silence I often seek in the same spot.
To accept that there is no destination can be truly a difficult task. It starts with feeling hopeless, lonely, suffocating, crazy, colorless. Then you get over that discomfort, and it becomes comfortable, loving, free.
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I started carrying a camera because I kept noticing small things worth a second look — and wanting to share them. This is a collection of moments that made me stop, look, and pay attention.
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