This comes together so well, almost like the words were cryptically but meaningfully written rather than chosen and pieced together. You clearly have a knack for blackout poetry, and I hope you keep experimenting with it!
As an aside, The Ballad of the Sad Cafe is one of my very favorite story collections. I first read it years ago after The Member of the Wedding, but it's probably time I sit down with it again! On my vintage edition is a woman with a devilish imp sitting on her shoulder; it's the only image I've ever truly considered getting a tattoo of. I've been trying to hunt down the artist for years, which isn't anywhere on the copyright page. Does your edition look like this too?: logan.shopopenbooks.com/product/130032/Ballad-Of-The-Sad-Cafe
"my sacred spot" what a lovely epitaph. I feel thatIt's beautiful tragic and philosophical important that this identity crisis is happening at the narrator's "sacred spot."
This is such an important topic that affects so many different women from around the world. Adding the calculated number really emphasizes just how massive the issue is. I also love your use of repetition and pacing. Keep up the good work <3
This comes together so well, almost like the words were cryptically but meaningfully written rather than chosen and pieced together. You clearly have a knack for blackout poetry, and I hope you keep experimenting with it!
As an aside, The Ballad of the Sad Cafe is one of my very favorite story collections. I first read it years ago after The Member of the Wedding, but it's probably time I sit down with it again! On my vintage edition is a woman with a devilish imp sitting on her shoulder; it's the only image I've ever truly considered getting a tattoo of. I've been trying to hunt down the artist for years, which isn't anywhere on the copyright page. Does your edition look like this too?: logan.shopopenbooks.com/product/130032/Ballad-Of-The-Sad-Cafe
Love that first line!
"my sacred spot" what a lovely epitaph. I feel thatIt's beautiful tragic and philosophical important that this identity crisis is happening at the narrator's "sacred spot."
Ahh all the imagery is so unique and tangible! Brilliant job with this. Love the rhythm!
"Simply being" what a beautiful way to describe the moon. It also, in some ways, gives everything that exists the potential to become a moon.
This is so amazing and real.
Thank you! :)
You're welcome. I love the song! Also the drawing, keep up the good work.
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This is such an important topic that affects so many different women from around the world. Adding the calculated number really emphasizes just how massive the issue is. I also love your use of repetition and pacing. Keep up the good work <3