Love You, Sleep Again, Retier Softly, And Pethetic Little Thing By Tracey Emin

late spring by Mary Oliver

Mercy

by Joy Sullivan

Once, we were grilling zucchini from the garden. It was summertime and I was about to leave you. A praying mantis landed on the grill. He was bright and beautiful even as he fizzled and I burned all my fingertips trying to save him. You can't tell when an insect is in pain but he must have been and you put him in the grass so softly where I found and stomped him. And I think it surprised us what we each defined as mercy.

Delightful paintings by Brian Kershisnik

Sea Fever John Masefield

Run You Might Get Away Faith Ringgold

when you pick something up with your feet? monkey momence

excerpt from "Dear Peter" by Ocean Vuong

Le goût de la musique : le pianiste, Mark Rothko, 1932-33...