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Summer in the City, take two

Sun Jun 7, 2009, 8:27 PM
  • Mood: Hope
  • Listening to: Jem - They
  • Reading: Galapagos - Kurt Vonnegut
For the last month or so, I have been preoccupied with a large and slowly rotating mass of philosophy, bursting free under my skin and taking unprecedented, tangible shapes.

It's been both wonderful and terrible. I have felt both amazing triumph and tragedy, opened up to the sky and crumpled on the ground. I suppose it goes with being eighteen, the first year of art school, the seizures possible from words and people, and a dinosaur-sized belly of instinct.

What it's doing to my poetry, I am not sure, but am full of hope. Sorry I have not been writing for a while. It's been gathering speed. And changing. Like me.

And now I am in New York, living entirely on my own for the first time, working and interning and dreaming. The city is inspiring my metaphors right now and I think I'll let them take me as long as it lasts.

To whomever is reading this:
:heart:
be good to yourself; allow yourself to feel, to think, to be something wonderful.

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  • Current Residence: rhode island
  • Interests: writing, sketching, color guard, fashion, noveling, and other forms of art
  • Favourite movie: american beauty
  • Favourite band or musician: something corporate
  • Favourite genre of music: indie/alternative/piano rock
  • Favourite artist: leah tinari
  • Favourite poet or writer: guy gavriel kay, michael ondaatje
  • Personal Quote: "To love oneself is the beginning of a lifelong romance." --Oscar Wilde
  • Tools of the Trade: negative space, reality, and the stuff you never knew dreams were made of

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:iconmoondrunk:
and when i walk the grounds at dawn
i can hear the sound of far-off bells
i lay my feet out in the reeds
and i dream of bein' somewhere else

so girl, next time you are in town
just ring the bell, i'll come let you in
i don't think you gon' need directions
just ask for the house where we all live

--
"My little old man and I fell out;
I'll tell you what 'twas all about,--
I had money and he had none,
And that's the way the noise begun."
:iconb1gfan:
Yours is a delightful gallery Tessa, delightful is the word. :D
:iconmoondrunk:
i don't remember if i asked you this, but tell me if you like them
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"My little old man and I fell out;
I'll tell you what 'twas all about,--
I had money and he had none,
And that's the way the noise begun."
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:iconsparrowsong:
You're welcome. I enjoyed the poem. :)
:iconbroken-poet:
Your delightfully serious (sometimes saucy) imagery deserves attention, and I hope mine is enough for now though.

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You prettier than all and every together sunset I ever did see.
:iconmyseity:
thank you! It's certainly enough for me :)

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To live is so startling it leaves little time for anything else. -Emily Dickinson
:iconbroken-poet:
How astute of you to respond personally. You are welcome.

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You prettier than all and every together sunset I ever did see.
:iconkikimaymay:
From the couple of poems I've read I'm really enjoying your work. And where in RI do you live?? I grew up in Wakefield. I miss the east coast and RI especially horribly...I have dreams about going back there and I wake up crying. :(

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(i do not know what it is about you that closes
and opens;only something in me understands
the voice of your eyes is deeper than all roses)
--e.e. cummings

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