Wednesday Links

1. How about a heartwarming story about typewriter repair? How to Fix a Typewriter and Your Life.

2. How about a Thanksgiving-appropriate poem?

Praise Song
by Barbara Crooker

Praise the light of late November,
the thin sunlight that goes deep in the bones.
Praise the crows chattering in the oak trees;
though they are clothed in night, they do not
despair. Praise what little there’s left:
the small boats of milkweed pods, husks, hulls,
shells, the architecture of trees. Praise the meadow
of dried weeds: yarrow, goldenrod, chicory,
the remains of summer. Praise the blue sky
that hasn’t cracked yet. Praise the sun slipping down
behind the beechnuts, praise the quilt of leaves
that covers the grass: Scarlet Oak, Sweet Gum,
Sugar Maple. Though darkness gathers, praise our crazy
fallen world; it’s all we have, and it’s never enough.

 

3. I’ve got the rest of the week off so I’ll see you on Monday. Don’t forget to hold hands.
Screenshot of a Tumbler post with a reply. iamnotlanuk: I dunno maybe the horrors would be less daunting if we were holding hands. animatedamerican: with each other or with the horrors? brinnanza: I've got two hands

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