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Standing still in insect season
Christian Century, August 8, 2006 by Jean Keskulla
Standing still in insect season When it touches you, you will keep still, in spite of black flies hovering-- fiercely itching, lumpish red spots to come-- feeling the day lighten, half-laughing at yourself, you look so silly with a butterfly on your arm. Flawless wings open--orange, deep-brown-- and close to make one dead leaf, on each side a tiny silver sickle, moonsliver, which gives it the name, Comma. Knobbed antennas in front like turned-around exclamation marks. Meaning, in the Beginning, when butterflies were made, for the first time the Word needed a speck of punctuation.
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