A strength & spirit poem about uniform, weather, wonder, where attention changes the scale of the ordinary.
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The ordinary returns in a new uniform: same sleeve, different weather. I greet it at the edge of the field. It asks what I have learned. I say, not yet— and watch it make room for wonder.
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