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mangamia
Adut Akech at Valentino fall/winter 2018 couture
Something about masonry that always gets to me
Cozy House / Hinzstudio ph: Quang Tran
Washington Avenue Townhouses / Pandolfini Architects
Sad may be spectacular,
Sad may be soft,
And easy to embrace.
Sad may be sympathetic,
Sad may be funny
Found amidst dry laughs—
Sad may even be romantic.
Oh, Silence (that is golden).
Sad may be incredible
Sinuous streams (sobs)
and slow songs,
Sad may well be soulful,
But do not tell me
That sad is beautiful.
Where did I learn to mourn?
They've sworn it is the thing to do
That grief is growth
That innocence piously lost
Is the right romantic rite
Of passage to the mountain of mature .
I wonder if I never learnt to weep
With wistfulness - an unreal word
That makes mockery of me -
Worn as a worshipped curse,
Duped of its demonic reality .
I wonder if I'm possessed
By pain,
Or is this just mental blame game
Because I find myself
mourning after mourning
It has a crippling clench. Even
Clarity, though plain to see,
is barred from reach
By clouds or ghosts .
I wish — no I shouldn't —
that is the language of mourning.
Let it go
Let me go.
Mea Culpa means “through my fault"
Thank You, @spokeart.
pieces from Abigail Goldman’s - ‘Mea Culpa’ at Hashimoto Contemporary
Based in the Philippines, multimedia artist Yvonne Quisumbing has made a name for herself creating wearable art for the fashion world. The designer also channels the fashion industry in her surreal paintings, which explore complex notions of beauty and identity. More on HiFructose.com.
Once upon a time,
Long Ago. Away.
I met a pretty girl.
I smiled at her and she smiled back
I giggled, you’re cray.
You’re cray - she giggled, chiming with
me.
The wind blew at us
Hair blurring our face. We
smiled at it, together.
We grumbled-just a tiff. I flicked
pebbles at her. She hid,
ducking underwater
I frowned.
10 seconds after, she was
back. Patient. Together.
Said stay as I mouthed-
I lip-read her.
And smiled as she did-
She understood.
Now, she won’t be there.
I look for her
She is gone. Just my face.
It’s not the same.
It’s not pretty.
Crazy