oh, that first quote from "A Viral Picture" caught me so much that I just went and purchased this book. There is something, to me, in that image/imagined future when we "come into the morning and claim our land." The idea of a future when we can come back, and point to those places where we died, bled, and were homeless. In that future, are we done dying, bleeding and being homeless? Are we healed? I am not sure of that. But I like imagining this future, where we can come, bandaged maybe, limping maybe, and mark those spots and claim them as home.
oh, that first quote from "A Viral Picture" caught me so much that I just went and purchased this book. There is something, to me, in that image/imagined future when we "come into the morning and claim our land." The idea of a future when we can come back, and point to those places where we died, bled, and were homeless. In that future, are we done dying, bleeding and being homeless? Are we healed? I am not sure of that. But I like imagining this future, where we can come, bandaged maybe, limping maybe, and mark those spots and claim them as home.