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MIZZOU!

It’s official… #life

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Altars, Keepsakes, squiggles, and bows: Smitten with andmlosing myself in the world of @julie_alpert

Djemaa el-Fna, Savage bazaar, heart of Marrakech, feeding life to the Saharan frontier where fennecs prance across the sand, paw prints and cracked beetles shells in the shadows of the day. Their howls sweep through town carrying along the southern swells, the sirocco, sharp uncut diamonds pelt the stuccoed buttress.

経験を大切に。目覚めた後、夢は消えていきます。」 –宮水一葉

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Book Announcement: Wild Lines and Poetic Travels: A Keijro Suga Reader January 14, 2022
Violin: A Love Poem to the Spanish City of Oranges December 7, 2021

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