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The long road back to myself.
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For years, I wrote in the margins—of teaching schedules, sobriety anniversaries, album reviews, unfinished songs and half-hearted routines. What would it mean to thread it all together? What would be revealed?

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Tracework grew from my own season of unraveling—professionally, emotionally, spiritually. After a long and quiet rebuilding of something like a self, I didn’t want to just write content.

I wanted to trace the creative work I had abandoned—what still pulsed underneath the ash, what still sang—in the context of my life now.

Because for years, I wrote in the margins—of teaching schedules, sobriety anniversaries, album reviews, unfinished songs, and half-hearted routines.

What would it mean to thread it all together? What would be revealed?

So I’ve been gathering those margins, rewriting them, listening for the

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