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Byrd Cookie Company
eSavannah/Seimitsu
King & Spalding
Longwater & Company
Mitch Jacoby
Moon River Brewing Company
Ogeechee River Coffee Company
Pawley's Island Specialty Food
The Savannah Bank
Savannah Distributing Company
Seacrest Partners
Spanish Moss Printing Inc
SunTrust
Taqueria Del Sol
Willis
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Light Weight Hoodie in Black with Gold Ink
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Lightweight without being too sheer, this hoodie is knit with a
distinctive thick-and-thin slub yarn that has a unique look and adds
subtle texture.
- 3.39-ounce, 100% slub cotton jersey
- Self-fabric taped neck
- Self-fabric drawcord
- Double-needle sleeves and hem
This popular design is by Kelli Pearson with a poem written about
vultures that see saw many of while staying on Ossabaw Island.
Vulture Redemption...
Turkey Vulture is
a sweet spring breeze of decay --
Catharsis Aura.
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Ruffled feathers, hunched-up,
weird, blood-red featherless head bobbing,
lurching awkwardly around a pungent bloated carcass.
Loud wings like frenetic helicopter blades
echo in the quiet of a voluptuous shaded forest.
No need to sneak up on it's prey.
Not mysterious, surreptitious, and sagacious like the owl.
Or bold, noble, and romantic like the sea hawk.
The Turkey Vulture.
Scientific name: Catharsis Aura,
Catharsis--to purge, purify.
And Aura--breeze, spirit, or radiant and luminous light.
Golden purifier or purifying breeze.
Hints of the vital and irrepressible life forces
teeming in decomposing matter and refuse.
Life--giddy and determined and messy.
Catharsis Aura--A cleanser and a sorcerer.
Alchemist.
Humbly, persistently, greedily, maintaining
the circle of renewal by transforming death into new life.
In legends of Egypt,
vulture was a manifestation of the mother goddess.
She devours corpses and restores life;
she contains the pulse
of the endless buzzing blooming chaos of existence,
and the ceaseless transmutations of our temporal reality.
Or sometimes,
vulture appears in myth as a clown or a child--
a newborn, reborn again and again
into transcendental realms.
An awkward infant, a fool,
whose wisdom,
when seen through prosaic eyes,
appears as folly or innocence.
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In another moment,
out of the forest,
floating above,
propelled by invisible forces,
spiraling.
Kellie Rose Pearson, inspired by "God of the Hinge"
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