alceda
raze easy_over is such a gorgeous poem. i love the music of it all, and the invocation of the god of untamed life, music, and surprise. the questions you end on are what i'm always wondering about the people who mean the most to me.

please allow me to welcome you to this little red place. i hope you'll stay awhile.
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ovenbird Welcome to this strange Red place! 260721
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alceda thank you both! i am excited to be here

what_do_you_see? is a question my partner often asks me when we are out and about.
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ovenbird what_do_you_see is both a beautiful question and a beautiful blathe. I love the way you make abstractions feel completely necessary in your writing. I think there's an extraordinary amount of love wrapped up in asking someone how the world moves through them. I'm so glad you're here! 260722
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raze i love what you wrote on my_guitar. it's an indescribable feeling when you find an instrument you connect with in that way, that feels like an extension of you. i always liken them to cats in a shelter. we don't choose them. they choose us. 260727
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ovenbird Holy! How_is_it ran me through. I love "agglutinate my telomeres." That's such a great line. I once knew someone who was doing research trying to find a way to stop telomeres from shortening and I've always been fascinated by their existence and the word itself, which seems like a tiny poem all on its own. That turn at the end into "the shorter road of riches" really got me too. 260814
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alceda thank you! i was really inspired there by your blathes softening, and unfurl especially. particularly this idea of ageing as wilding. i have had this idea of 'growing wild' stuck in my head since reading it 260824
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ovenbird Welcome back! (It's so nice to see you.) 261022
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