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posted by Dan Mundy  

Process music.

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posted on May 22, 2013 at 11:35 AM

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reblogged from Explore  
explore-blog:

Every once in a while — often when we least expect it — we encounter someone more courageous, someone who choose to strive for that which (to us) seemed unrealistically unattainable, even elusive. And we marvel. We swoon. We gape. Often , we are in awe. I think we look at these people as lucky, when in fact, luck has nothing to do with it. It is really about the strength of their imagination; it is about how they constructed the possibilities for their Life. In short, unlike me, they didn’t determine what was impossible before it was even possible.
Fail Safe – Debbie Millman’s fantastic illustrated essay of timeless advice on courage and the creative life.

explore-blog:

Every once in a while — often when we least expect it — we encounter someone more courageous, someone who choose to strive for that which (to us) seemed unrealistically unattainable, even elusive. And we marvel. We swoon. We gape. Often , we are in awe. I think we look at these people as lucky, when in fact, luck has nothing to do with it. It is really about the strength of their imagination; it is about how they constructed the possibilities for their Life. In short, unlike me, they didn’t determine what was impossible before it was even possible.

Fail SafeDebbie Millman’s fantastic illustrated essay of timeless advice on courage and the creative life.

posted on May 15, 2013 at 9:26 AM

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reblogged from a life of fragments  

youarenotyou:

I am not going to have a shitty day today. I am not going to have a shitty day today. I am not going to have a shitty day today.

Me neither.

posted on May 12, 2013 at 11:13 AM

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reblogged from Jennifer Rubinovitz  
Part of this is that productivity, the currency of new media, isn’t her strong suit (nor is quality, it is strongly implied).

https://medium.com/armchair-economics/2390de916505 (via rubinovitz)

posted on May 8, 2013 at 11:33 AM

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posted by Dan Mundy  
Be regular and orderly in your life like a bourgeois, so that you may be violent and original in your work.

— Gustave Flaubert

posted on May 6, 2013 at 10:25 PM

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posted by Dan Mundy  
Global suds (at TCNJ - Art & Interactive Multimedia Building)

Global suds (at TCNJ - Art & Interactive Multimedia Building)

posted on April 26, 2013 at 8:28 PM

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Charge!

posted by Dan Mundy  

This wide slow sleepiness engulfs me
overnight as I partially recharge.
Human battery chemistry is even more complex than the real thing.
We take so long to charge, and with such fragile contacts.
I awake a little bit soft, not quite fresh.
The impact of yesterday’s exhaustion
leaves the imprint of a mushy bruise on my otherwise sweet flesh.
“Cut it off and eat the rest,” my Dad would say.
They say fruit contains an electric charge.

posted on April 25, 2013 at 10:21 PM

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posted by Dan Mundy  

A double shot of coffee bumps
me up into the realm of cruising & humming,
rescuing my indifferent body from
the limp land of lacking sleep
and injecting solenoids into my joints
so that I may push on well enough.

posted on April 25, 2013 at 10:14 PM

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Ambiversion

posted by Dan Mundy  

I

Sometimes I need scaffolding
in order to get through the day,
because today is a building day,
a day in which another story is written.

II

And perhaps I just need to take a story off the story stack I’m building
and crumble it up and toss the crumbs into the wastebasket
and empty the fucking wastebasket,
sometimes,
because it wasn’t that good of a day.

III

But now today is an exploring day.
Time to get away from the city and
see other things, for once, than
the view atop my story stack.

IV

Today, I just need to get off the roof
and sleep all day on the third or fifth floor
in an inner room without windows,
or characters, who move on without me.

posted on April 25, 2013 at 9:59 PM

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Regenerative

posted by Dan Mundy  

Sometimes I am so happy that
I forget I have depression
and in my brightest hour
a sense of impending doom
sneaks up uninvited
like Ravel’s Bolero, which I recall
was made possible by a degenerative disease of the mind—————
but Bolero makes me feel so good
and depression is once again momentarily forgotten

posted on April 25, 2013 at 9:50 PM

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