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Early Morning
There is something liberating about waking up early. Not too early, mind you. But earlier than you need to be awake; and if you’re lucky, early enough to see the last of the night disappear in the whitewash of the … Continue reading
Awake at Dawn
I find myself in recent days at dawn, a time of morning I’ve not seen for years, and in that space where darkness soon is gone a soft, yet vibrant energy appears. I used to be enchanted by the night, … Continue reading
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