Music: PJ Harvey, Radio Head, Fleetwood Mac, David Usher/Moist, Johnny Cash, Portishead, Damien Rice (basically I am a 90s kid I like alternative, grunge, Industrial and other types of metal, oldies, punk, rock etc.)
Authors: Sylvia Plath, James Baldwin, Edmund White, Arthur Rimbaud, Jim Carrol, Jeff Noon, etc.
Movies: A Clock Work Orange, Fight Club, House of Flying Daggers (I like a lot of cult movies, horror, comedy, drama, I don't like action and fantasy is terrifying lol)
Philosophical Beliefs: Buddhism, Daoism, Shintoism (before it changed under Nationalism), The Transcendent Order
Favorite Video Game: Planescape Torment
What I do: read, write, yoga, pilates, weight-lift, walk, study philosophy and psychology, dance like a crazy person, paint, dream etc.
Qualities: stubborn, sarcastic, teasing, playful, open, flirtatious, eccentric, passionate, forgetful, open-minded.
Wow. That image makes a powerful political statement. It’s unbelievable how much “bigger” the masses are than those in charge, but it takes so long for the enslaved to overtake an oppressive force. It’s almost like we, as “sheep,” tie the nooses around our own necks and just hand over the end of our ropes. This makes me think of the Israelites being under the thumbs of the Egyptians for hundreds of years.
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I know exactly what you mean, the media plays a huge part in modern times. As Goethe so aptly said “None are more hopelessly enslaved than those who falsely believe they are free”
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Trying to manage everything at once…
https://juleslongerstrandsofgems.wordpress.com/2014/11/25/11-25-a-haibun-stargazing-three-prompts/
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And doing a great job!
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I’ve done 2-in-1.
Photo Challenge and Cherita. http://bgbowers.com/2014/11/26/cherita/
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An excellent job of both!
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