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Syllables of Drought
It was a wetter Africa you knew, ancient giraffe – more greenery, the sky a wider blue, your longer horns more often used – when your full size was less than half today’s. The clima… more →
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Syllables of Drought
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qarrtsiluni wrote 3 years ago: It was a wetter Africa you knew, ancient giraffe – more greenery, the sky a wider blue, your l … more →
Body/Language: An Interview with Shen and Jonathan Wonham
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qarrtsiluni wrote 3 years ago: I have long assumed that poets with a scientific background love science and poetry in equal measure … more →
Dactyl, a Jig on Four Feet
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qarrtsiluni wrote 3 years ago: Upon the announcement in the journal Nature that some dinosaurs ate grass, which matters — to … more →
Circuitry
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qarrtsiluni wrote 3 years ago: intaglio print from circuit board with monoprinted brushstrokes, by Natalie d’Arbeloff of Bla … more →
Oranges and Rust: An Interview with Jeannine Hall Gailey and Jill Chan
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qarrtsiluni wrote 3 years ago: I have long assumed that poets with a scientific background love science and poetry in equal measure … more →
Ear
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qarrtsiluni wrote 3 years ago: Ear 1 o 1 a 2 so 3 shy 5 whorl 8 involute Illustration and poem by Rachel Rawlins of … more →
How Glass Breaks: Four Theories
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qarrtsiluni wrote 3 years ago: 1. Brittleness on the macroscopic scale can be deceiving. Measured in microns, the fracture surface … more →
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