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“Fact: In her book, Annie Dillard describes a flood on Tinker Creek, which she says looked "like a blacksnake caught in a kitchen drawer."”

Analyzed on 2026-09-22T01:40:19+00:00 · Last updated 2026-09-22

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She takes us through a flood on Tinker Creek and I think she sees truly when she says: ''Tinker Creek is out of its four-foot banks. It looks like somebody else's creek that has usurped or eaten our creek and is roving frantically to escape, big and ugly, like a blacksnake caught in a kitchen drawer.''

Extracted from: Meditation on Seeing ,

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“She takes us through a flood on Tinker Creek and I think she sees truly when she says: ''Tinker Creek is out of its four-foot banks. It looks like somebody else's creek that has usurped or eaten our creek and is roving frantically to escape, big and ugly, like a blacksnake caught in a kitchen drawer.''”

Meditation on Seeing

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Claim ID CLM-4239ACE6
Slug fact-in-her-book-annie-dillard-describes-a-flood-on-tinker-4239ace6
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Literature Annie Dillard