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Qualia, Santiago Ramón y Cajal "Calyces of Held"

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Qualia, Santiago Ramón y Cajal "Calyces of Held"

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"Thus, another important feature of the haibun is...also to evoke that sense of aware—the quality of certain objects to evoke longing, sadness, or immediate sympathy."

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More than the Birds, Bees, and Trees: A Closer Look at Writing Haibun

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Hello saguaro and barrel cactus. Hello sorghum and wheat field. Hello skyscraper and ballpark. Hello cherry tree and badger nest. Having moved several times throughout my childhood, from Chicago to Phoenix to western Kansas and Ohio and more, I have long searched for a way to write about my travels, which continue even now that I am grown with two wily children of my own. How to write about place when one feels inextricably connected to certain landscapes that shift and change more often than the seasons?

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Robert Glück, The Art of Fiction No. 260

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“Unless you can say disorganization is a process, I confess I don’t have one.”