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To stare at nothing is to learn by heart What all of us will be swept into, and baring oneself To the wind is feeling the ungraspable somewhere close by. Trees can sway or be still. Day or night can be what they wish. What we desire, more than a season or weather, is the comfort Of being strangers, at least to ourselves. This is the crux Of the matter, which is why even now we seem to be waiting For something whose appearance would be its vanishing— The sound, say, of a few leaves falling, or just one leaf, Or less. There is no end to what we can learn. The book out there Tells us as much, and was never written with us in mind. "The Night, the Porch" by Mark Strand, from New Selected Poems (Alfred A. Knopf, 2007). Art credit: "Empty Porch," photograph by peirceman.
A cache of stunning images of historic Route 66 during the 1950s were unearthed after the death of Charles Custer, a Chicago resident who had taken them on early road trips with his wife.
We're looking forward to 2017, but it's fun to step back and reflect on decades past!
10 views of 1950s Milwaukee
The idea of the American Dream is woven through this country's politics, music and culture. It suggests a belief that hard work pays off, and that children will have a better life than their parents. But as the effects of the economic downturn continue to reverberate, many feel the American Dream is in jeopardy.
This picture was taken a couple of years before the building was torn down. By that time, the building was bursting at its seams with books, departments, and staff.
Esquire magazine Illustrated by Pete Hawley 1950's
Vintage Fishing Michigan Sturgeon Shot
