Dark Planet
Originally posted on artbylowell:
Oil on Canvas, 30″ x 30″
Day: December 7, 2016
New chapbooks by Cynthia Spencer and Stephen Danos!
Originally posted on Horse Less Press:
We’ve added two new chapbooks to the catalog this week! Girl Tramp Cynthia Spencer Cynthia Spencer is a recent graduate of The Evergreen State College with a focus in text and media arts. She has written a few chapbooks and two chapbook-size collaborations: There Exists… with Chelsea Tadeyeske (plumberries press 2013)…
Bid Farewell to Your Monster
Originally posted on noblethemes:
Does the monster wander back to try to conquer, To conjure up fears like a stalker from your past? Even though you have commanded him to leave? Stand strong, reprimand and demand the demon Never return; be brave; allow your heart to burn! Remember that the monster has no right To…
Mask
Originally posted on @ bittersweet diary:
They say masks are just for masquerade ball;? Feathered, coloured , ?And encrusted with jewels. But the most common mask in reality is skin; Foundation soaked deep into our pores and lips stained from cheap gin.? Scrubbing and scrubbing at our reflection;? But we cannot erase our complexion. ? Our…
Why change Orthodox Christmas date? Change the whole calendar! | ORTHODOX CHRISTIAN MEETS WORLD
Originally posted on Lost Dudeist Astrology:
I don’t know about you, but after December 25th comes and goes, the remaining time between then and Orthodox Christmas January 7th doesn’t feel as much like the Christmas season, because most of the world has stopped celebrating it as such. The lights begin to come down, the movies…
i had to leave
Originally posted on niftynafi:
i check on you more than i wish i do i wish i could ignore and i’m always wishing i could move on i didn’t see a reason to stay yet i still searched every crook and cranny i wanted to find something anything at all yet all i found was…
Cold & Rainy Day Photos
12 Word Poem: Curious
Originally posted on learningtolivelikewaterblog:
Wondering If he ever missed me Though it’s best I never know. By Deborah E. Dayen Painting by James Carroll Beckwith
Free-Flowing ( a spoken piece)/Author: Kim Moore
Originally posted on Fr3sh Poets Society Featured Artist Page:
No particular sentences in arrangement. No periods or apostrophes showing possession or the verb it came with. No subject, no substance, no chorus but chords struck this; plucked this right from the top of where my first thought derived, sitting in my system to be…
Tattoo Taboo? Exploring The History Of Religious Ink And Facial Tattoos
Originally posted on History From Below :
Over on my Forbes blog, I explore the history of religious tattoos. This post stems from my interest in the use of various stigmas–legal, social, and even corporal–against marginalized individuals. Tattoos in Greco-Roman antiquity were often linked to servility, but could also advertise one’s religious convictions. I spoke with tattoo historian Anna…
