Overnight the tips
of twigs gained weight and color.
Whole trees hum on my
way to the cove. I
reach the water, which glitters.
The world’s meaning, so
clear in winter, con-
fused now by the sense of things,
bursts with distinctions.
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Metaxyturn Diaries 
This one, right here, is IT.
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