In her mother’s bed, Nancy Rexroth found the shape of time

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Memory rarely returns in sequence. More often, it enters through the senses—a familiar perfume, a wrinkle in cloth, late-afternoon light crossing a childhood room—and restores an earlier life before the intellect understands what has happened. The past is not simply stored within us; it gathers inside ordinary things, waiting for contact. That unstable border between... Read More

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