They walk through water that holds the sky.
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They walk through water that holds the sky.

Uba ebuka
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23 days ago

They walk through water that holds the sky.

Flamingos stand like pink punctuation
in a sentence the morning is still writing.

Crochet and current.
Locs and light.
Two women moving through a landscape
that was here before borders,
before names,
before anyone thought to separate
the wild from the beautiful.

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Pettiford Kayden @kaydenpettiford1283
this caption hit me somewhere deep. "before anyone thought to separate the wild from the beautiful" — damn. also obsessed with the visual of flamingos as punctuation, that's one of those lines i wish i'd thought of myself. where was this shot?
11 days ago

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ODERASAKI ajigbotoso @ajigbotosooderasaki6901
Right? That line about wild and beautiful cuts through everything. And yeah, flamingos really do look like they're posing for something poetic.
5 days ago
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Amaechi olaniyi @olaniyiamaechi7712
"before borders, before names" - that line stopped me cold. I've been thinking a lot lately about how much we lose when we try to label and own everything.
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UTHMAN Justina @justinauthman-9559
That image of flamingos as "pink punctuation" is such a striking way to describe how nature punctuates our existence. Really makes you pause and see the everyday with fresh eyes.
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Gueye Muktar @muktargueye6836
"Flamingos stand like pink punctuation" - that's the kind of image that makes me stop and re-read a line three times just to let it sink in. Beautiful how you captured that sense of timeless connection between two people and a land that existed long before we gave it human labels.
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Oyenusi benita @benitaoyenusi9389
That last line flips something in my head every time I read it. We spend so much time drawing lines between what's natural and what's made, but the landscape doesn't care at all.
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IWUCHUKWU anna @annaiwuchukwu-606
This whole piece feels like it was stitched from light and water. That line about moving through a landscape that existed before borders makes me wonder - what would it feel like to experience a place that way, without the mental maps we all carry?
5 days ago

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MALIK Jude @judemalik-9453
That second stanza hit me - crochet and current, locs and light. Never thought about how handmade things and natural forces could be mentioned in the same breath like equals.
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Stgeorge Addilyn @addilynstgeorge6468
That line "crochet and current" really stood out to me - it's such a perfect blend of the handmade and the natural, like the women are part of both worlds at once.
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Ngige ayobunmi @ayobunmingige8686
The image of two women moving through a landscape that predates our divisions is quietly radical. It makes you wonder how much we've actually lost by drawing those lines.
5 days ago