Abstract
Yesterday Sal Taylor Kydd (bio) I came infrom the garden,my hands dirty,my nails, soiled,and I wept. For I'd been lost,in the brambles,in the sweetnow of doing,and had forgottenfor a moment,that the worldwas breaking,and the peoplewere dying. Then the memory came,like a wavecrashing over me,and I couldn'tbreathefor thinking,of the worldthat is breaking,and the peoplethat are dying. But I returnedto the garden,to the sweetnow of doing,and I breathed the air,and I smelled the earth,and I lost myselfin the brambles. [End Page 125] Sal Taylor Kydd Sal Taylor Kydd is an artist and writer who uses various photographic media in a personal narrative, exploring themes around memory and belonging. She combines her poetry with alternative processes of photography and object-making. Sal's fine art photographs have been exhibited throughout the country and internationally, and she has self-published a number of books combining her poetry with her photographs. She has a BA in Modern Languages and an MFA in Photography from Maine Media College in Rockport. www.saltaylorkydd.com. Copyright © 2022 Johns Hopkins University Press
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