#one destiny

[fieriframes]

[One love, one heart, one destiny.]

[dreaminyourvoice]

I just virtually attended a panel hosted by Contemporary Calgary, and featuring Dave Dyment, Billy-Ray Belcourt, Ayumi Goto and Suzette Mayr, on Yoko Ono’s seminal written work Grapefruit. The discussion was fascinating and wide-ranging and should be available on social media at a later date. 

One thing that really stood out to me is just how influential her work is/was. From performance art to decolonial poetry to queer literature, Ono’s ability to create art that only exists in the mind of the reader has inspired so many people. Including John Lennon.

Lennon claimed that when he received a copy of Grapefruit he kept it on his bedside table, alternatively frustrated with and transfixed by it. But it was instrumental in the creation of perhaps his best known song Imagine:

“The song was originally inspired by Yoko’s book Grapefruit. In it are a lot of pieces saying, Imagine this, imagine that. Yoko actually helped a lot with the lyrics, but I wasn’t man enough to let her have credit for it. I was still selfish enough and unaware enough to sort of take her contribution without acknowledging it.”

Ono would eventually receive a song-writing credit for Imagine in 2017.

[yourangelellipsis]

"There's no way you're taking Kairi's heart!" -Sora

I'm a little obsessed.

It took days to post this because Tumblr flagged it as "inappropriate" 🙄

[flipppyflopp]

Just a doodle of Kairi as I attempt to get back into digital art and mess with some more settings.

“There are many worlds, but they share the same sky. One sky. One destiny.”

[quotishowl-blog]

One love, one heart, one destiny.

Bob Marley

[quotestoenjoy]

Bob Marley One love, one heart, one destiny. - Bob Marley

[ayquebella]

Vintage Guyana Coat of Arms Crest Travel Shield Sterling Silver & Enamel Charm Pendant

Adorable, sterling silver, travel charm of the Presidential Coat of Arms that represents “the land of many waters,” the beautiful South American country of the Co-operative Republic of Guyana. This lovely charm pendant is decorated with brightly colored enamel for the Victorian Amazonica Lily, Guyana's national flower, three blue wavy lines for the three main rivers of Guyana, and the national bird, the Canje Pheasant. This terrific charm pendant is in wonderful condition with minor signs of wear and aging which are consistent with its age and are undetectable when worn. This wonderful charm will look adorable on your favorite charm bracelet or necklace! "One People, One Nation, One Destiny!"

[skysamfreeman]