This morning I write when I do not feel like writing without thought of ought or should or striving to meet any standard of perfection. The words are all there in the air and, whether I pull them down through my typing fingers or leave them for another day or for someone else to use for me, they patiently do not call for attention. This morning the busyness of the world can go ahead and compete against itself believing one side or another can and will prevail. I choose not to be in the press of such effort but in the rhythm of small places where people once stood thinking there was something more to all of this.