looking into the sun, fly icarus
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day one hundred four
I loved you
I loved you when I was a kid
tight hands slow dancing on the damp terra-cotta kitchen floor
I loved you when I was angry in a little while, years, far from your flow and cold
And still, when life was full and my curves said so, while the summer sun set in orange, yellow, and memories of you
I loved you in the morning, breaking light on the sleeping brown of your dimpled cheek
I loved you with my hands, and my hair on fire
I loved you with my pieces and tissues
I loved you when the whole room took our air, breathing it tightly in the moment between
I loved you sweet, slow, and in nightshades
I loved you then
I loved you now
I loved you, in the bitter end ...
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day one hundred three
what doesnβt kill you
Article Source: @timesargus Times Argus 3/2/2009 by Paul Wood.
Sculptor pics 1-3 Chris Miller, pic 4 unknown, pic 5 Chris Miller and Ryan Mays
βSome granite workers wrote home looking for a wife who later came to Barre to wed, knowing her future husband only through letters. However, some did return to Italy after retirement Β in many cases an early retirement forced by the "American disease" silicosis. This disease was unknown in the Italian granite industry since the climate was milder and stone workers labored in sheds with open sides which allowed most of the dust to escape. Italian workers were disproportionately affected by silicosis since as stonecutters and carvers worked close to the dust produced by pneumatic tools. Louis Brusa, a Barre stonecutter, died in 1937 at age 50 from silicosis. His monument is one of the most unusual (and disturbing) in Hope Cemetery. Brusa is shown exhausted and slumped backward with his wife Mary comforting him. His chest is merged into the granite base Β symbolic of his lungs filled with granite dust. In 1920, the average life expectancy of Barre granite workers was 16 years less than the national average for men. Silicosis-induced tuberculosis killed large numbers of Barre's skilled granite workers. Some granite workers, on their deathbed, made their wives promise that their sons would never enter the granite industry. After World War II, many returning sons, seeing a wider world of opportunities, decided to go into other careers such as medicine, law, education, and politics.β
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day one hundred two
waves in the sky
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day one hundred one
day π―
the art of the twenty twenties
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day ninety nine
πlast year,still here,glass slipperπ
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day ninety eight
~ @ awkward ~
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day ninety seven
days like this
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day ninety six
self love - the only thing they cannot take
when the makeup counter yells βcover it up!β
Letβs retort βyou first, your whole industry is uglyβ
when the ads shout βlose weight, be happierβ
Lets reply βreal weight is carrying the entire patriarchyβ
When capitalism laughs βyou are nothing, if you have not yet achieved todayβ
Letβs smile back βif it makes me like you, Iβll pass on the doingβ
bent, twisted and molded
Reshaped, reorganized and rewritten
sold, mutilated, enslaved and murdered
Beaten, manipulated, terrorized and tortured
Letβs whisper, over and over βI am perfect, exactly as I am, in this moment, today....I am perfect, exactly as I am, in this moment, today...I am perfect, exactly as I am... β πΈ
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day ninety five
the art of growing ourselves
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day ninety four
the art of connection
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day ninety three
MOOSE QUEEN SPIRIT
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the first 65
π£ Sharing ARTthreesixfive the short film π₯ a convergence of the first 65 (of 365) days. Happening in the digital sphere π« offering space π« @safehousearts on April 24. Lots of amazing Artists presenting work π£π«πππ£
TIX: https://l.instagram.com/?u=https%3A%2F%2Fsafehousearts.org%2Ftickets%2F4-24-digital-showcase%2F&e=ATOmRYLhrlFPjfAi6g3DQHqGUD2spj0f4NBVCXIK1raQGROvyb0CtRXadnhkoeUN_ors6ZSDY3q3RqTgyA__44s&s=1
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day ninety one
revisit revise remake reward
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day ninety
making the art
before it makes me
this life, this art - all it is, itβs a growing storm built on the past, a silver bound reflection of all thatβs present and the people there, a hundred silent secret dreams far, far into the future ...thatβs all it is, really ...
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day eighty nine
the circle of life
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day eighty eight
music helps
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day eighty seven
in the middle of the storm ~ surrounded by sweeping giants ~ she stands strong
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day eighty six
meditationalmovelements - revisited
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