Calling Shapes,
Beckoning Shadows

I grew up in a concrete house surrounded by a garden of stones. 
The house was painted white, and dry pink flowers grew in pots that lined the dusty perimeter. 
I liked to take a jar of water and walk around the house painting pictures on the rough walls. 
Almost as soon as I made an image, it would disappear.
 

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