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“How do we know what will outlive us? / We all want to be remembered our lives to count for something…”
A starry night sky with a cosmic blend of blue and purple nebulae.
“The death of a sibling too is unique. It ignites our own vivid / sense of mortality.”
two brothers, one a child and one a toddler, hold hands and walk by a pond
“The stone, once mud  at the bottom of the ocean / pressed into rock by time, / will outlast me.”
large rock jutting into the water. A person stands on the rock's edge looking out into a bright, cloudy horizon
Let me remember my breath on the wind as / Fragile / Fleeting / Precious
Artwork of two women as shadows facing each other
“I too am living my autumn…”
a tree with orange leaves

“When I feel most broken / pulled apart / when every door unhinged / is opened / but feels closed”

abstract image of wire shapes filled with prismed bubbles

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