There’s something about the wash hanging outside a window that pulls me toward it–almost like the feeling I have for row houses. “The task of finding your key images is lifework,” Georgia Heard wrote.
Oddly, though, with the wash, it’s the differences that attract me; whereas with the houses, it’s the similarities. 
Still, I think the fascination comes from what I can see rubbing up against what I can’t.
“The relation between what we see and what we know is never settled.”John Berger from Ways of Seeing
There’s a beauty in the colors and shapes blowing in the wind. an honesty in putting it out there. This is who we are, it says.
“some dreams hang in the air”
lucille clifton from Good Woman
