(in conversation with you) - by gray
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one half of an exchange
written in asynchronous conversation with / in response to S’s writing. not a medium for writing / conversing that i’ve experienced before, but somehow you evoke responses to the things you say. a beck and call, you call, i answer, like the call and responses in the classical music i used to play, melodies bouncing from the strings to brass and winds and back again, a beckoning, a returning, filling the space with a ringing ringing resonance, a ringing reverence. from 101, on the commute home i’ve always felt at home in disappearing places. the ones that people don’t often think of. the…
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