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“Getting older and older, I still stand here at this window, watching as if never having watched anything like it before—the wrens, juncos, and purple finches picking the seeds strewn on the pile of frozen snow. Through my breath condensing into fog on the cold window pane, I still see bare branches chasing their shadows in the icy wind, black threads of water crinkling through fissures in the frozen river. I am aware that what I am seeing is no more, no less than the great Mystery, that of being here at all, that of seeing it—as if from the other side of a mirror—snow, birds, my breath still condensing, that breath that started so long ago as my first cry.”
—Frederick Franck, “Behind the Mask,” Parabola, Volume 20, Number 2: 1995

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Date: 2019-07-27 10:34 pm (UTC)wayfaringwordhack: (bananaquit)
From: [personal profile] wayfaringwordhack IP Address: (176.167.229.239)
That little English robin is so sweet, all feathery puff, but it makes me a bit sad to see it, too, for it makes me think of the one that flew into our house yesterday and killed itself against a windowpane before the kids could get it out again. :(