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Soft: the energy that yields to weight, even to the weight of light, and especially to the weight of touch — not the physical weight of touch, not the mass of a finger or a hand, but nearness and sensation. This is an intimacy that extends the reach of the body beyond itself.

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Sedges Reflecting in Soft Light and Gentle Waves, Big Bar Lake

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July 28, 2016 by Harold Rhenisch beauty, Big Bar Lake, etymology, nature photography, soft, word origin

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