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they should make it easier

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what?

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Everything. All of it

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Identity Artist

I am a creature with many skins.

Within each skin I’m a different thing

What I do need not matter,

I exist in the mind of the onlooker

For who I am is how I am seen

In the visions of what I might be,

In the mind of those who perceive,

Suggestive essence, with that I weave

The shape of a life that I might lead

And all they need to know about me

I wear, like a sleeve.

And for a while I will pretend

And after a while I’ll shed again

And while it fades away I’ll ask:

Where do I start, and where does it end?And then I’ll begin to sew again.

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@ oversettext

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and there's music in your soul.

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You have been visited by the twocumber. May you receive twofold luck in the coming days

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on earth we’re briefly gorgeous / ocean vuong

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Ultra Violeta

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Fallen Giant by Calder Moore

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Happy Caturday! - Annie Stegg

Annie Stegg Gerard has always loved to paint. Her art career began at 7 years old, when she had first art show at her school. Inspired by nature, folklore and mythology, her work evokes emotion and imagination in the viewer.

Annie has a special love for the 18h century Rococo painters who have had a large influence on her own method. She finds inspiration in their imagination, and the dreamlike palette and lively brushwork that combine to create a wonderful atmosphere of enchantment. She believes that they sought to transport us to different worlds and fantastic places though their works. In her own work, known for it’s beautiful, enigmatic figures and lively creatures, Annie strives to depict this same transportive effect to the viewer.