University of Nevada - Artemisia Yearbook (Reno, NV)

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21.1 TRADITIONS SMACK OF LEMON AND IMPRES- SIONS SMART AS I TRAIL ABOUT: ALL ACTION, COLOR, SMELLS SWEEP ME UP IN THEIR ENTHUSI- ASM. MY BLADES AND ROOTS SEEK OPPOSITES AND I SLOWLY TAKE TO MY NEW HOME. READY, READY, BUT THE LID SHUTS AND PRESSURE RISES. THE LEAVES FALL OFF AND THE BODIES ARE BARE. TACITURN TRADITIONS PEER, FAILURE PEEKS FOR A PREVIEW, MONUMENTAL IDEAS BREAK DOWN MY MIND'S FOUNDATIONS, AND THOUGHTS LOOM UP OVER ME. THE ONCE-VIBRANT LEAVES LAY ROTTING, THE MULCH FOR A NEW SOIL. I WATCHED YOUR TRANSFORMATION FROM GREEN TO BRITTLE BROWN AND OUR PULSES DRAINED TOGETHER. TOO MUCH, NOT ENOUGH, THE BLEND WILL NOT MIX, THE RHYTHM IS OFF, A BICYCLE REVERSE GEAR, BEND-FOLD-MUTILATE: THE NEW STAMPEDE IS MY CATALYST. CASUALLY A THAW SLINKS IN AND A DAWNING BRINGS THE SEED THROUGH THE MULCH TO PENETRATE THE FROZEN CRUST. THE TEASING LADY SMILES AND THE RAY LIGHTS THE COLD OUTLINE AS THE METAMOR- PHOSIS ERUPTS. THE ANTITOXIN FOR THE TINY BITE TAKES HOLD AND THE BODY SPRINGS BACK WITH NEW-GAINED IMMUNITY. THE DORMANT BUD IS AWAKENED AND SENSE COMES OUT OF THE SURROUNDING CHAOS. THE SQUEEZE IS OFF AND ABSORPTION CAN PROCEED TO FEED THE NEWLY- ACCUSTOMED ROOTS, THE TRANSPLANT WAS TI- TANIC. THE CARESSING HEAT BREEDS MOMENTUM WHICH LIBERATES THE GELATINOUS PACE. SENSE JOINS UNDERSTANDING AND SECURITY FIRMS DROOPING STEM TO AN EFFICIENT POSTURE. TRANSLUCENCY TO TRANSPARENCY. AWAKEN- ING- TRADITIONS SMACK OF LEMON AND IMPRES- SIONS SMART AS I TRAIL ABOUT: ALL ACTION, COLOR, SMELLS SWEEP ME UP IN THEIR ENTHUSI- ASM. READY, READY, A-ND I CAN SEE MY WAY IN ALL THAT FOLLOWS. THE CHIP IN THE PATHSIDE TREE IS MINE: I HACKED IT OUT AND OTHERS WILL FOLLOW. THEY, TOO, WILL LOSE THEIR WAY IN THE SWIRL. THE IVY TWINES DESPERATELY AND WE FINALLY GET A HOLD AND WATCH THE UNDER- GROWTH GRIP FRANTICALLY FOR SECURITY. THE CYCLE GOES THE GAUNTLET AGAIN AND I AM AN EVERGREEN NOW. APPRECIATING-

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