#30: "Unread"
An imagined loss and what would happen after. Part of attempts to cut down on unnecessary words.
I bring my passion for poetry to the internet! Poems are a beautiful way to make sense of life, even if they might not make sense at first. Poems play with language in ways that make it feel more expressive, descriptive, versatile. This freedom, which makes poetry relevant for every situation, also motivates me to write.
Sometimes I write about other things, in prose. Things get weirder the further back you go.
I try to add work bimonthly or more!
-Tomatobean :D
Entries
#29: "Landing"
Inspired by art, springtime, and a recent vacation.
#28: "Bitterness"
If only, sometimes, our hearts could burn and we wouldn't have to feel anything.
#27: "Sleep as One"
Us and Our
#26: "The highway sign"
The highway sign
#25: "Gun Library"
I thought books would be a cool metaphor mostly because i wanted to write about books.
#24: "The Winter I Know"
CAPTION: A slightly exaggerated idea of what winter here looks like most days.
#23: "Lonely"
CAPTION: It's a cute, sad, irrelevant penguin.
#22: Design and School Supplies
Design is everywhere. Advertising uses phrases and visuals to elicit emotion from a consumer. Architecture is the process of designing structures that best fit its needs. Certain games use dailies and rewards to keep players playing. In this blog I'll go on at length about the genius and infuriating features of a few common school supplies/brands, an idea that *definitely* not from me getting elementary-school craft flashbacks at 10:30pm.
#21: "Insomniac"
CAPTION: The alarm clock is always there, watching.
#20: Penacony and Brave New World
It's the twentieth "episode" of Existently! To celebrate, I decided to follow my heart and write about something I'm passionate about that's really specific - I mean, a single Easter Egg in a single game that I don't even play. But things can be more than they seem, can't they?
#19: Weekend Rant on Weekends
CAPTION: The happiness doesn't last.
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