If you think a poet might be in it for the love of their own voice, you might be right. Which borrowed “causes” do you find the most offensive for bad writers, politicians, and other public figures to take up?
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You might already read Joey Comeau and Emily Horne’s webcomic, A Softer World. This is my little tribute to their work. Did you ever use a darkroom to develop photos? If I could wave a wand I might bring darkrooms back.
This is one in a pair of installments I did, diptych style, based on a few simple birds flying. The other one is found just behind: http://secretvespers.com/2009/01/06/birds-back-v1/ Have you ever been left like this, with a need that seems to last forever?
Have you ever broken something you were creating, and made it more beautiful or interesting as a result? Have you ever known someone so broken but all the more painfully beautiful as a result?
What is in your head, that if you let it fall you would feel lighter?
This is an old post I re-worked and re-posted. Do you ever find the quiet voice is the most compelling?
Isn’t it nice when you can pick and choose your causes? They can be like t-shirts, a sort of self-expression.
Some things only work tangled up; nucleic acids, data hashes, neuron bundles. What else only makes sense before you try to unravel it?
You can buy a t-shirt based on this episode! Look for it in the shop. This is an old installment that for some reason I did not migrate to the new site. I don’t remember why not; maybe I was waiting to learn how to draw hands. Maybe I simply lost it. Either way, here [...]
A friend sent me a novel about a woman split into five women, or into the same woman but at divergent ages and personalities. Is there such a thing as being melded together and whole, and how would you ever know?