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| DREAMTIME HALLELUJAH JOURNEYS. (all art by Hallelujah Truth) |
Travel begins with an invitation...
Would you like
some coffee?
Travel depends of your engagement with the environment...
Humus is rich organic material,
and worms wait for
your fingers
Travel introduces "otherness."
You, with your boy energy,
how hot will it
get...
before I understand
the maturity
behind your
playfulness?
That's Coffee With Hallelujah! SOUL BLOG with me. You are invited to articulate your SOUL.
Wow! You may be "feeling crazy," but dang! This is so rich. So thrilled you're experimenting. Your words enhance your images in truly poetic ways. I wish I understood where this sourced from, but because I don't know that, I'm taking it as is. "...and worms wait for your fingers..." such compelling imagery, all I can say is "Wow!"
ReplyDeleteThank you for your encouragement Trish. You are, in part, responsible for me adding words. I'm curious. What do you mean, "where this is sourced from"?
ReplyDelete"Boy energy" is it internal to you or an external influence? As I read and re-read this (yes, I'm very intrigued by this post) I interpret it differently depending on the source of the "boy energy". If it sources internally, then it reads as your masculine side trying to assert itself, perhaps in conflict or at odds with your feminine side and your whole self trying to become one with its individual parts. If the "boy energy" is an external influence then this reads more about death and sex. Perhaps I'm misinterpreting. That's the trouble with "personal" art, it opens itself up to misinterpretation or having others project themselves into it.
ReplyDeleteThe first and simplest answer is "boy energy" is both internal and external. I understand the masculine part of my psyche by getting acquainted with real life boys here on this Earth. Earth, in this case, humus, is feminine to me. Integrating "Wandjina" through his play with worms in the nutrient rich soil can only lead to fertility. Real life knowledge being used to cultivate the soul. Soil for the Soul, you might say.
ReplyDeleteYour response makes your blog all the more compelling. Figured the humus was feminine. There's a sensuality to this post, not sure if it was intended, but it's there in your word choices. Either that or I'm projecting...
ReplyDeleteSpecial Needs Cat! Let's celebrate the fertility of our psyches! I appreciate your sensitivities!
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