Wrapped in rawness
cracked, mottled, refuse
from the mines.
But knowing hands
feel deep its form
and sculpt new lines.
Rising from the rigid point
and settling dust
the once dull shines.
Jade Cabbage
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- Science as Storytelling
- Violence and Disruptive Behavior on the Difficult Trail to Utah, 1847–1868
- Mortality on the Mormon Trail, 1847–1868
- “The Redemption of Zion Must Needs Come by Power”: Insights into the Camp of Israel Expedition, 1834
- The Children of Lehi and the Jews of Sepharad
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- “A Peculiar People”
- Ender’s Game
- Mitt
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