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On Having

February 4, 2017 by Cheryl Wilder

white jellyfish in black water at aquarium

Excerpt from “To Have A House,” What Binds Us (Finishing Line Press 2017).

It was hard to pick a photo for this quote. Every image created different dialogue and perspectives in my head. You will see this quote again and again, as I embark on a tangent, paring it to various images. I can’t wait to take more photos with this quote in mind! Such a simple question. Such a complex one, too.

Photo taken by author. All rights reserved.


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