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Swimming

Wednesday, August 20, 2008


"For to swim is also to take hold
On water’s meaning, to move in its embrace
And to be, between grasp and grasping, free."

Excerpt from TOMLINSON's Swimming Chenango Lake

posted by Jared
11:10 AM

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