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Awesome stuff Miti! The title alone… very poetic and Buddhist 🙂 i love it. thank you for sharing
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Thank You Robert. I was overcome by nostalgia, the poignancy of another life cycle/class ended.
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So so pretty x
Miti, you need an A3 scanner for sure! By the way, I did receive your pictures thank you. I’ll be posting them sometime today.
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Ghadina…an A3 scanner sound delicious…but I could never take a student’s sketchbook home- it is their walking workshop 🙂 and can’t wait to see your take on my drawings…please post your link below my post!
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When asked what the secret of writing was: Hemingway responded, “it’s the powdery stuff on butterflies’ wings.”
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Bruce, I am transported by the words of beloved authors and poetesses and lifted as Odette Toulemonde was (have you seen this movie?).
By the way I am so taken by all the comments this simple post generated! Poetry and butterflies find you and smile surreptitiously. A blessing, too soon vanishes.
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