I may have used the word, "epic" a bit too much on this night.

An original poem by @yayogerardo Pressure point Headache Anoint Herbal bake Aroint No take Salt, water and lime Drink fast Out of time Outlast What's the crime Why this cast! Dislocated collar, shoulder

Listen to it on Suno [Verse 1] It's so isolating To see, past this clear glass wall Inside, my head, I am fighting Collapsed against my fall The end of all my inviting My fist extends above the winters

Digital photograph printed on the back of photo paper + scratches + ink + aniline + ethanol + solid gold tempera details 𝐶ℎ𝑒𝑒𝑟𝑠! 𝐵𝑎́𝑟𝑏𝑎𝑟𝑎 𝐵𝑒𝑧𝑖𝑛𝑎 ♥ canva / twitter / web / makersplace

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A poem with old memories and new musings, somewhat dark and accompanied by my street photos!... ✍️📷

Source Rotten Tomatoes at 45 percent is a weird thing to look at because sometimes it tells you a movie is bad and sometimes it just tells you the wrong people voted or worst case they were sellouts, and

original poem Confrontation Why don't you want me to be free? It's for your own good Walk me across the bar Chained up, there's no chance for me Not going get away far Temptation It's not for me to tell

original poem Hey... you... what's it's gotta take to.. reciprocate? The feathers of the Phoenix has a telling fate... When the winters frost hits the pearling gate, Then ashes will fall upon historians

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The words at the bottom are brutal: "NO PEACE, NO LIFE". Not a question. A statement. A fact written in wet concrete. When Peace Leaves, What Remains? Look at the picture. Rain falls but no one

Joe is lying on his bed, listening to a podcast through his headphones. A voice in the podcast says: «“The biggest battle in every human life is the battle with themselves… and it never truly ends.”» At

Splinterlands dark medieval epic

In July and August there can sometimes be pretty bad thundestorms here in Austria and back last year in summer I took this picture of an upcoming thunderstorm when I was driving home from a customer. It

This is my entry for the #monomad challenge ​Hello everyone. This is a story about how not to lose yourself in this vast world, even when the lights go out. ​One quiet evening, I was walking home from

You see it in the most iconic films. There is almost always a shot of a person, or even an animal, staring at the horizon. Sometimes it feels sad, other times more melancholic, but we have always been

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