The Paradise Notebooks: A Poet and a Geologist’s Love Letter to Life Lensed Through a Mountain – The Marginalian
“Each world bears all the worlds we might find within it. If you understand one outcropping of stone, or one wildflower, or one hummingbird — if we see our way along the tracery of cause and …
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