Weepers
Briefly

The article portrays a nostalgic recollection of the author’s trips with his father into the desert landscape. Initially overshadowed by the complexities of their relationship, these journeys become poignant reminders of both beauty and solitude. The father, often hunting, offers no verbal connection, which leaves the author searching for meaning in the vivid, yet alien, landscape. When the father becomes incapacitated during one outing, the author's solitary exploration leads to reflections on the landscape's significance, highlighting the challenge of expressing such deep beauty and personal connection through words.
When I was alone in the desert with my father, the landscape's beauty struck me, yet I could not capture its sanctity in words.
The buttes and mesas conceal their grandeur unless you venture deeper, where the depth of the blue sky reflects the profound nature of the land.
Read at The Atlantic
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