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- Still Standing
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- Sirens
- Periods: Collective Outrage
- The Cinemagraph
- Slight of Hand
- There’s an App for That
- Beyond the Grave
- Album Cover Nostalgia
- The Mixed States Project
- Timeless
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- The Cult of Cheap
- Revisiting the Colosseum
- The Question of Humour
- The Destroyer
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Category Archives: Anecdotes
Runes
“The real voyage of discovery consists, not in seeking new landscapes, but in having new eyes.“ Marcel Proust In 1983, my boyfriend gave me a set of Viking Runes. By that time we were a few years into our relationship, and … Continue reading
Posted in Anecdotes, Art, Article, Essays, Personal, Writing
Tagged Celtic Runes, Chakras, Druids, Esotericism, Fresh Eyes, Higher Self, Inner Guide, Marcel Proust, Paulo Coelho, Ralph Blum, Stonehenge, Tarot, The Alchemist, Thoth Tarot, Unseen Guides
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Still Standing
Sometimes we get knocked down. For a while. We lay there, supine, gazing at the world with hazy longing while an invisible anvil pins us to the bottom of an indifferent river. An eternity ticks by in slowww-motion, tick, tick, … Continue reading
Posted in Anecdotes, Essays, Personal, Photography, Poetry, Writing
Tagged Brainpickings, Cancer, Depression, Detroit, Detroit River, Melancholia, Photography, U-Haul, Van Gogh, Windsor
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Beyond the Grave
You didn’t know I would pull you from the grave and hold you so close, but neither did I… and now here you are your blood in my veins a face in the mirror that is not me, but us— … Continue reading
Posted in Anecdotes, Art, Personal, Photography, Poetry, Projects, Writing
Tagged Art, Beyond the Grave, Daughter, Digital Art, Double-exposure, Encyclopedia Britannica, Father, Loss, Photography, Poem, Poetry, Storyteller
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