Shrimp

It is important to remember, and so easy to forget, craft made all people and language, first and foremost, to be appreciated. Simply:

> I appreciate you.

Or "thanks" in langugae of your choosing will likely find the craft of your attention sent to the Moon with how well it has been found and received. Most of the struggle in thanks comes less from what to say and more from having the resources (namely, the attention) to offer any work of craft the time of day; not that the craft, in asking for the time of day, is, in fact intent on making it to some place, or arrangement, or happening. Only, it is <u>the time of day</u> that populates as object to the turn of phrase for least affection: "could not be troubled for [...]".

DO
- mention <u>texture</u>:
craft is entirely devoted to a certain feel or sense.
- mention <u>generosity</u>:
craft looks to work as true a space as any other.
- mention <u>purportions</u>:
craft is always concerned with its shape, its angle.

DON'T
- mention <u>shame</u>:
the sun has more to be ashamed of than any craft.
- mention <u>mistakes</u>:
light is a happy accident; each mistake is an event.
- mention <u>paralysis</u>:
movement is already here; fear is proof this matters

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Hello,

I am a normal work of craft. And I would like compliments.

Thank you,
waxing crescent moon
summer's eve