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Category Archives: trauma
Coming to terms with the realities of punk…
Hey youIs there something worth aspiring toAnd can it be found in a record storeWell it’s not there anymore Hey youIs there something worth belonging toAnd can I pick it up for a songOr a diploma or a worthy causeWell … Continue reading
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Tagged art, disability, life, music, punk
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More reflections on ‘Searching For Neverland’
i made the above video, documenting my initial feelings around the creation of this docu-drama based on teacher Michael’s life. While my feelings have not changed (i still refuse to see it), after i made the video i began to … Continue reading
Posted in africa, art, childhood, children, dance, economy, family, life, michael jackson, parenting, politics, transcendence, trauma, vitiligo
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Rest Well, Rainbow Child: On Prince Rogers Nelson
(So many of our great Master Teachers are leaving this plane in recent years. This year in particular has been hard. I had begun writing this piece pretty soon after Prince’s transition, and as I was in the midst of … Continue reading
Posted in africa, art, children, dance, dreams, freedom, justice, life, maurice white, michael jackson, technology, transcendence, trauma, Uncategorized, universal law, vinyl records
Tagged michael jackson, peace, prince rogers nelson, transcendence
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michael, peace will come, no matter what: a reflection (no. 9)
the thing about ‘blogging’ for me is that something has to present itself where there is an intense need to ‘blog’ about it. a lot has been on my mind lately, and it’s not always easy to envision it in … Continue reading
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michael, peace will come, no matter what: a reflection (no. 8)
“so goodbye, please don’t cry…” and cry is what i’ve been doing for the past few days. i continue to think about all the people who brought joy to so many, and how their voices were silenced. there’s so much … Continue reading
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michael, peace will come, no matter what: a reflection (no. 7)
it’s hard for me to even say these two words right now… whitney houston. she has transcended. i have to say, this hurt me almost as much as learning about the news of your transcendence. what hurt me more than … Continue reading
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michael, peace will come, no matter what: a reflection (no. 3)
there’s nothing like the calming reflection of jazz music in the evening as i am writing to you… you know, i try to defend your works as being not only in the realm of pop, but also in jazz; and … Continue reading
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michael, peace will come, no matter what: a reflection (no. 1)
i get it. i finally get it. i… FINALLY. GET. IT. i’ve never even SEEN peter pan. but i get it. it began the day i met beth, and i mentioned my love and respect for you. beth tried to … Continue reading
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Tagged few of my favourite things, havenhurst, kittens
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michael, may you now be at peace: a reflection (no. 107)
okay… there are two different things going on. i feel like the title of these blog entries just don’t make sense anymore, because as long as certain people close to you are still here on this earth you will never … Continue reading
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