In perfect history,
creation was practical,
a potter's wheel rhythm.
Hands in the clay,
monotony was made beautiful.
We spun ourselves into vessels
that carried:
Our water,
Our grain,
Our precious ordinary things.
Life is less tangible these days.
Our artistry is enabled by our ingenuity.
And honestly, I am tired of broken pots.
Will you carry me to the stars when I die?
I want a constellation of my very own.
I want to refine my methodology.
I want to distill my motions into a single image.
But that’s not living.
creation was practical,
a potter's wheel rhythm.
Hands in the clay,
monotony was made beautiful.
We spun ourselves into vessels
that carried:
Our water,
Our grain,
Our precious ordinary things.
Life is less tangible these days.
Our artistry is enabled by our ingenuity.
And honestly, I am tired of broken pots.
Will you carry me to the stars when I die?
I want a constellation of my very own.
I want to refine my methodology.
I want to distill my motions into a single image.
But that’s not living.
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