Tag: politics

Threatening Cloudbursts / Don’t Let Them Steal Your Joy

Haiku from my postcard art and activism project, ongoing since 12/30/2015 spin cycle machinesdont let them steal joy from youcharms, sparkles, & stars threatening cloudburstsDont let them steal joy from youKindness increments transfer of limitssparkling infinitesimalsfragments of kindness happily dancingnow dont let them steal our joytoday is a new day featured image source material: Thorn […]

“Pick Cards from a Hat / Base it on a Faith” – 7 postcard haiku / 5 postcards, some fun memes

Base it on a faith // We won’t be going back now // Each day further on — Great times of puzzles // Interesting times’ dilemmas // Serious times rejoice — STOP Pick cards from a hat // Make policy assignments // No one can predict — STOP Schizophrenia // But of splendor, not of […]

Reality Bubbles, Rootedness, Clouding of Consciousness – Postcard Poems

This island reality or that tunnel reality or that life experience bubble or another media panorama or social nexusAll the written word is by human hands Rootedness with your feet in the here & now & your head sensing both the near & present & the far horizons or might besWhether skyscraper, coal mine, or […]

Policy Ideas to Unite Our Communities

One of two main text/image blocks I’m currently printing & attaching to my postcards (although this one has no image, I had too much to say!). The stuff handwritten on the left edge and the ‘fortune cookie’ glyph sequence are unique to each card. The other one has the last paragraph from this text block […]

More New Postcard Poems

More new postcard poems. A more complete example of the format pictured: Threading through the sequence of a day is the sequence of a life, like thread stitching, passing through cloth. It gets the job done, cleanly or messily. Onwards! To the final puzzle There is no magic solution of us We are Earthbound Animals […]

New Postcard Poems (& design in use since August 2024)

AI Summary: The content reflects a blend of ideals focusing on community empowerment, optimism, and the evolution of social interactions amid challenges. It discusses the transformation of expression through poetry, art, and personal connections, culminating in the launch of a mail art initiative aimed at creating accessible, personalized experiences.

We the People [citation needed]

— In this tale by turns sordid & harrowing we can now relate blow by blow, how it all had come to be, barring [SEE DISCLAIMER, GRAND JURY REGULATIONS, AND DOCUMENTATIONS OF IMMUNITY] those the many parts we could not.