“And above all, watch with glittering eyes the whole world around you because the greatest secrets are always hidden in the most unlikely places. Those who don’t believe in magic will never find it.”
Artwork by Quynbi Ada
Tag: Photography
Frail Folds
silly self
involved
destructive
rests within walls that wind in
curves that roll
crumble where the body begins
folds wail as they wilt
frivolous and frail
words limp out of lips
chewed
chapped
stale
Artwork by Rick Stoller
Inadequate Me
I am left
to steep
in the vast sea
of my inadequacies
“Inadequate Me” by Meaghan Merrifield
Artwork by Wharton
Monstrous Me
sun sucked skin
radiates red
under-toe
rusty rivers
intemperate
in a short lived sleep
slowly flow
lukewarm in a mellow must
head full of heavy hair
hisses
snaps
haughtily heaves
whips through wet sheets
revels
in riling the rowdy
the deceit
“‘Monstrous Me” by Meaghan Merrifield
Artwork by Javier Piñón
The Mean Scars of Summer
our bruised and battered sky
weeps–
suspended
in scars
from the passionate strikes of
a relentless summer heat.
She
is all that remains of a day
too cruel to be unseen.
“Marked” by Angie Hoover-Hillhouse
Artwork: “Brain Ticket” by Richard Vergez
http://society6.com/RichardVergez/Brain-Ticket_Print
Top 5: Comedians before they were Comedians
1.) Ricky Gervais
2.) Maya Rudolph
3.) Conan O’brien
4.) Sarah Silverman
5.) Chris Rock
BONUS PICS ( I found too many good ones)
6.) Amy Schumer
7.) Louis C.K.
8.) Patton Oswalt
9.) Marc Maron
10.) Tina Fey
Art Heap: Point and Shoot
There’s Just no Privacy Anymore by Michael Hartford
http://society6.com/MichaelHarford/Theres-Just-No-Privacy-Anymore_Print
Surveillance by Tyler Hewitt
http://society6.com/TylerHewitt/surveillance-tn4_Print
Exposed Film on Fire by Rebecca Roe
http://society6.com/rebeccaroe/exposed-film-on-fire_Print
American Gun by Jesse Drexler
http://society6.com/jessedraxler/American-Gun_Print
Circle Heads 2 by Steven Quinn
Cry of the Wicked
Folded up
in this wrath that
flows like
a river from my lonely gut,
is a purple wound–
unhealed–
that cries and cowers with your children,
pleading for the pain
to die.
“In Me” by Angie Hoover-Hillhouse
Artwork: “She” by Steven Quinn
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