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Origin Myths
The Cave of the Seven Sleepers is a medieval legend, shared within Christian and Muslim circles.
I Hear Michael Jackson at the Diner
"Molestation did not hurt me as much as shame that surfaces. The point is not whether I experienced pleasure. But will I untie entrapment from trust, self-harm from intimacy."
From the Archives: Love, the Verb
Everyone thinks they know what love is, but most have no clue. Reading hooks' works on love, you’ll likely discover, for the most part, that nobody loves you. Not your family, not your friends, not your “lover.” You also might discover that you don’t love anyone either.
Restitution, Or, A Lonely Walk Through The British Museum
Before I discovered this project, I never imagined the drum as anything more than an inert object behind glass, one that I knew belonged to my people but was so far from home that it didn’t have meaning anymore.
Music for Desks: The Sound of Nerves Strummed
Maybe I’m still working from a place of collective composition toward a singular voice, trying to derive one true chord from that old cacophony. The steel strings went slack—too much tension over too much time.
On Manuel Neuer and his Rainbow Armband
And, yes, even now, even for me, there is joy in seeing the rainbow flag in public, in one of the last places I expected to see it. There is joy in not quite knowing why it’s there, but knowing that it means something to the person who chose it.
Brief and Continuous Encounters with Brief Encounters: Lenney and Kitchen’s Collection of Contemporary Nonfiction
“Why did you put your eye on other things? Why did it all go on without you?”
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