
Monthly Archives: June 2016
The follower — Haiku out of africa
I follow my heart – wherever she might lead – always something new © Lize Bard @ https://wandererhaiku.wordpress.com/
Being transgender is more exiting.

I didn’t have the typical story of knowing I was a girl at a very young age. I grew into it naturally like a new pair of shoes. It’s exciting to me; everyday is exiting to get dressed and do my makeup and be me! It’s beautiful. The days spent out or the days shut in…. they represent me and they represent freedom. I am not the transgender girl complaining about the surrounding world, I am the lucky one passing day by the ”Practically” unscathed. Practically but most definitely not entirely. Imma keep stomping on. .
Listening to my corrupted mind…

The words are too sharp
Shuttering my soul
My eyes wide as the moon
Calling to the night to save me
With no answer replied
Like a knife gliding along my vertebrae
Defenseless against my own self doubt
Every minute every moment longer than the last
Glimpsing in astonishment; the utter darkness of my mind
Terrified in disgust
I’m trembling in my
Menacing vibrations
That I created
I can’t take this anymore
Finishes the poem*
Nina
Love letter.
I love you
You’re priceless
Priceless as the stars in the sky
Priceless is the glimmer in your eyes
I love you like the sun loves the moon
Love you as the flowers bloom
As I write this poem to you
I always wait patiently
But You can never come too soon.
262. Dean Lane skate park (8) — Natural adventures
Now I am back in the UK, after a wonderful trip across ‘the pond’, I can resume my posts on Bristol street art/graffiti (with maybe a couple of guest entries from New York). This is a truly brilliant collaboration from a few weeks ago in Dean Lane between Zesk and Hemper. Zesk has appeared in these […]
Thug Life.

NOE TWO… Sexy Graffiti Portrait
Bhutan princess seeks to preserve kingdom’s cultural heritage — Buddhist Art News
ejinsight.com Ella Cheung Jun 3, 2016 5:34pm Bhutan’s Princess Ashi Kesang Choden T. Wangchuck, who is the namesake of her royal grandmother, studied and lived abroad, but she keeps her heart at home. Out of a sense of family duty, the princess has made it her personal mission to promote and preserve the kingdom’s rich […]
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3 Day Quote Challenge. Day 1 : The Art of War





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