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I close my eyes and see it still
The glowing water, neon leaves;
In shadows, ghosts of Arapaima
Weave among the tendrils.
I find a space beneath the roots,
The mystic water’s copper smell
Reminds me of a hope
And makes me comfortably fear.
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A zine (short pamphlet) titled Identity, with an illustration of a meandering river A zine titled Relationships, with an illustration of two fern leaves almost touching A zine titled Animals, with an illustration of koi fish swimming gently in still water A zine titled Etcetera, with an illustration of stars in a swirling mist

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Marin lives in Milwaukee, Wisconsin with their wife and 2 cats.
This year may be hard, but in summer the peach tree in the backyard will bear fruit. When it does, the fruit will be gathered and shared. This is what is important.