With help from my dear friend/artist @jordanplain, I've created merchandise that reminds us of the art that lives within us. That reminds us we are not our pain or circumstances, & allows us to embrace the art that comes w/ living. The art that's apart of us, always. Stay tuned✨
In honor of National Poetry Month, I'm going to share some of my favorite poems from, The Art in Knowing Me, on my SoundCloud. If you want to read more from my book, you can check it out here: https://t.co/JB2naLZt9M
June 9th was one of the first poems I wrote for this collection that I felt gave life to the truth I had been holding in. It made what I was feeling sound beautiful beyond the thoughts in my head.
https://t.co/02xVmh5H97
With nostalgia comes a rush of all things haunt-like. Like the words, "I love you." Like promises made after midnight. Like not knowing you have to love something for the last time and never actually being able to let go.
https://t.co/NN3B9iQeuV
Ampersand One: A collaborative experience presented by Jordan Plain and Rec Philly. Come out for a night of poetry, art and conversation about collaboration!
Tickets available on https://t.co/eNZmY98fxC
This project marinates on the nostalgia of perception, & helps interpret how the body responds to emotion w/ art & poetry. Each color palette evoking feelings of remembrance, each word breathing life into the sensation of longing we get from allowing our senses to take control.
This poem is untitled, but if you listen to the heartbreak in my voice you’ll start to understand how it feels. Head over to SoundCloud to hear it in full. 🥀
mastering saying what I have to say and being ok with that. no need to try to get someone to understand you. that’s overrated and a straight delusion at times.