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Tom Perkinson (American,b.1940)

Great White Egrets at Dusk, 2023

Pastel

1920’s Czech glass charm 

richard siken’s new poem in the new yorker—at the link, you can hear him read it in full

Palestinian child Walid al-Shawa celebrates his birthday with his family on the rubble of their house which was destroyed by Israel's bombing of Gaza, 2019. © Belal Khaled.

Found yourself in a new direction Arrows far from the sun

─ ꕀꕀ ⋅ ⋆ ♡ ⋆ ⋅ ꕀꕀ ─

January will be full of love

January will be full of peace

January will be full of healing

January will be full of self care

January will be full of blessings

January will be full of happiness

January will be full of positive energy

January will be full of great outcomes

January will be full of new experiences

January will be full of financial stability

January will be full of good mental health

January will be full of good physical health

I’ll embrace all your versions.

Details by Roberto Ferri.

[ID: a small snowman that looks like it's playing the violin. it has a leaf as a violin and a stick as a bow, and its face is smiling with eyes closed. end ID]

Night Landscapes

carly mae

“Oh Rascal Children of Gaza” by Palestinian poet, Khaled Juma.

He was born and raised in Al-Shaboura Palestinian Refugee Camp, in the Gaza Strip. He lives there to this day. Before Israel’s latest war crimes, he worked as a school teacher and writer.

Le Pont-Neuf, effet de neige et brouillard (The Pont Neuf, Snow and Fog Effect), Camille Pissarro, 1902

Oil on canvas 25 ¾ x 31 ⅞ in. (65.6 x 81.1 cm)

The Little House on the Prairie (1975)