8 Works in Constellations
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There edges to everything. They mark where he rules change. Pay attention to what rules are where, else you find yourself floundering amongst the waves.
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Where constructing the wilds becomes a rule, schools exceed at pushing everything into niche little holes.
But what about those children who slip between the cracks? Those who dont fit neatly into such simple lables? Those who dont fit into the perfect bubbles that schools want to form?
They become something more.
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Stars are constant yet wandering, eternal yet fleeting, conundrum of inconsistancies yet beautiful all the same. Many have spent their days staring to the sky, seeking answers from the only source they believe won't respond.
And yet, very few share without that hope. Maybe thats all it is, a tentative hope. For something new. Something different. Something more.
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Tractors, trucks, and gasoline. Hidden dreams and sparkly things. Big metal machines worth their weight in gold; costing riches for those who sow.
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Sweet corn is a delicious crop grown by many a common farmer. But some farmers know a few tricks others don't. And some are lucky enough to be taught these tricks, whether by the farmer or nature itself.
Listen to the world; it will speak if it knows it will be heard.
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Gardens grow whether tended to or not. But the wilds respond to those who listed. Listen well, little gardener, and learn from those who guide you.
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Off an old country road, in a little neighborhood, stands a little white church, aged just where it stood.
A Little White Church, small yet strong. And lot of longing, for place once called home.
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Mulberries are a hearty fruit. Versatile in nature, adaptable to any environment. A weed to some, welcomed by others. The woods are full of these trees, brambleless and budding with sweet seedy fruit, ripe for the taking.
Just make sure to pay the woods for the fruits of their labor. And make sure to listen while you walk; you never know what you'll learn.