"As our ears adjust to the wordless silence, we slowly become aware that other voices are speaking, not in words but in quiet sighs and softly swelling rhythms, in distant howls and nearby trills and cascading arpeggios of sound. We come into the presence of an earth much wider and deeper than our human designs."
- David Abram
Foreword in Andreas Weber's Biology of Wonder
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| Carlton, Ore. |
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