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// not sillified stuff !!
2017 nostalgia
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it made me happy drawing this
oh no i’m in love
living room, 2008
mind cities
when i was a little girl
i built imaginary cities in my mind
cities where fairies live beneath trees
and giant owls ran book shops
cities where ghosts rode the monorail
and moss grew through its windows
im older now
as years went by, the cities escaped my memory
i foolishly assumed that the monorail had stopped
and the book shops had all closed
i assumed the streets became barren
and walls began to crumble
but every so often
i remember
and the cities still bustle
and life goes on
ladybugs still have their sunday brunch
the sun and the moon still write each other letters
rabbits still get their suits tailored on tuesday afternoons
and the elves still sell their apple pies
my day trips to these cities can still go on
as long as i am able to get a ticket
// q.o.
Harriet Burns was the first female Imagineer for WDI (previously WED). Here, Burns is adding finishing touches to one of the Seven Dwarves.
i. When i look back on it, it’s all cloyingly sweet- as if every moment was drenched in that artificial, supposedly healthy, sweetener that my mum loves putting in her tea. . ii. We were a facade of love: a superficial relationship, sticking labels on ourselves to validate our feelings. "maybe if i say ‘i love you’ enough, it will make the words true." . iii. We saw everything in candy floss colours and stuck cotton in our ears and eyes, hoping to blur out the world. But the only thing we succeeded in, was blurring out each other. "it wasn’t you i fell in love with, but rather the feeling of being wanted." . iv. So we continued to lick sugar off each other’s lips, till one of us, i can’t remember who, got sick and threw it all up. . v. But that violent upheaval was too much, wasn’t it? too abrupt, too unexpected, too jarring, and suddenly, the cotton disappeared, and in desperate attempts to restore the world back its to faded sweetness, . we drifted apart . like clouds . in the sky.
too much of a good thing, or something like that | i.s.
IM SO HAPPY THAT YOUR BOOK GOT PUBLISHED?! i heard about it today and you've inspired me to work harder!
Oh, I’m so happy to hear that! Thank you, and write on!