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Ephemeral/Ever-Present
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I have been thinking about how little time I spend looking at the sky, and by contrast, how much time our ancestors spent gazing up at celestial beings. For my birthday last year, I went out into the countryside where the sky was large. Soon, this circular, pinkish cloud formation appeared. It hovered for what seemed like a very long time. I felt a sense of calm descend on my body. And I rejoiced in ephemeral yet ever-present visions of the sky.
Tsering Yangzom Lama is the author of The Carol Shields Prize longlisted We Measure the Earth with our Bodies.