Yes You Are

He/His - This cultural shift is bigger than any that's happened before

[undertheheart]

[undertheheart]

The 

Coldest 

Moments 

where did you go? 

             back behind the building i wait 

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[                    ]  for nothing to come and tell me

[    ]   you've made it home without me

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the wind the wind

the sea the stars  [         ]    it's all relevant 

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         it holds what we can not

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lost on a slippery surface

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[                    ]      at birth its immediate

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her long tailored dress 

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early morning violet

                      lightness recovered

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the night has obscure 

               relentless tension

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[          ]stillness uncovered 

                      blind to the other 

[            ]  tentative reprieve. 

it leads and makes you think

like a game 

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[          ]   her heart flying into the one 

[     ]     the arms that kill her

[mimiminimal]

John Hoover,  Unangan (Aleut) and American, 1919–2011 -  Volcano Woman #1, 1990.  Wood, metal hinges, and pigment; closed: 51 x 12 ¼ inches, open: 51 x 24 ¼ inches.                                     

[undertheheart]

Feel me-

Do you want to

Heave and writhe

Your way inside me.

Upturned eyes

Take you in.

Forsake everything

Only this moment

Exists.

[undertheheart]

Scalloped edge on her mock turtleneck

Eyelet hem of my skirt

Rebirth is always an option.

[odarix]

Always know where the door is

[undertheheart]

May I rise?

From the brink,

From the ashes,

From my knees?

[undertheheart]

Soft on golden halos

[undertheheart]

Be the light

[mimiminimal]

Harry Bertoia - Monotype No. 30, ca. 1945.

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[jareckiworld]

Kayoko Kimura — Drop  (mixed media, hemp paper laid on panel, 2015)

[jareckiworld]

Anna Trochim — Light II  (oil on canvas, 2018)

[odarix]

[odarix]

Reaching, budding