Tag: solitude

  • It

    Terrible: Has it any worth? It? Has it any value anymore at all? It? Has it anything left in its shadowing capacity—where is the fortitude cleansed by grace? There lies some sort of power overcome by a vacuuming guilt riddled with shame intangible and abstract— It does not seem to matter, it does not seem…

  • Secrets of a rainy night

    On the roof is confrontation that strangely comforts me and my little brothers, asleep through this pitter-patter. In our room, it resonates this sound, through this this noise: they can sleep lying dogs after a long day and I in here can breathe, stay still, finally, still. The rain seeps through the ceiling making our…

  • fish out of water

    fish out of water

    she feels her heart collapsing as if every vein is giving upslowly constricting, tightening the spaces around the only musclethat remains feelingthe rest of her body is numb, cold by the wind, burned over by the sunthe sun’s light through the moon’s filters shine on her scales gentlyas if there can be any help to…

  • in lie

    words of a complete failure“Compare”“View”“Try”“Excel”And he did but still felt like a loser“What is going to become of me?”“Can I? Really? Truly?” These thoughts hauntbut no onesimply wasn’t doing So struggle alonethen recover in hopea new way of living:Life as defined by the one who gives it meaning find hope: the way, the truth, the…

  • Love in the Time of Identity Crisis

    Love in the Time of Identity Crisis

    In an attempt to resolve one identity issue, Gyu and Jav bring up a thought experiment on ✨ love ✨ and dive deeper into the “Who am I?” question and how the two ever got there in the first place. Listen to the full episode here! Or click here for part one of this episode, “Who am I?…

  • Redefining solitude, and an alternative to walking

    Redefining solitude, and an alternative to walking

    It reminds me of this seemingly paradoxical result when, as accounted in posts related to the topic, creatives who leave social media, despite initially having those applications as a space for inspiration, end up being more creative and able to produce more authentically artful works after leaving.