Tag: art
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Brail – a poem
“Brail”a poem by Jeremy C Kester I run my fingers over the smooth brailNot knowing what sense it meansTo be in a museum of artWhere the blind are neuteredFrom this aesthetic beauty. Not tiredBut worn just slightly I moveFrom gallery to galleryFrom display to displaySometimes quick, but always so laggard. There is such beauty hereEven […]
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To Make Something – a poem
“To Make Something”a poem by Jeremy C Kester I try to break the glass.I want to break it.No thoughts contained inside.I want them to spill out,to be seen,not toyed with,not admired.I want them to overflow and spill.So then maybe by cleaning,I can make something of them. For more poetry, consider purchasing a copy of Jeremy’s […]
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Trial and Error
Another idea came to me the other day. A webcomic idea. Drawing is in a way not too far behind writing as an activity I am driven to do. Unlike writing, it’s not something that I get anxious if time passed by without having taken part in the activity after some time. Sometimes years have […]
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Erase
Listening to an episode of the podcast,”Start With This“, I was confronted again with the concept of the disposability of art. In this particular episode (episode 8, “Art is disposable”) they were talking about the many things that they and others wrote that they eventually threw out. It was another angle on the idea of […]
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Why Did I Let Myself Stop?
I’ve been asking myself this question quite a bit of late: why have I let myself stop writing? It seems like a simple question, and it sounds exactly like one I feel like I’ve already answered— you know—with reasons like family trauma, work, and other things that keep me busy. But no matter how many […]
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