Categories: Art
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by Dada Space Cat
Tagged: 2001 A Space Odessy
Categories: Art
Do we not have this concept that for things to be good and worthy of our time they have to be functional or useful? Although, that has not always been a bad thing, it’s not always the best way to observe art work. But, why? If we have a strong pre-conceptual idea of what it is or what it should be, especially if we have a hard time figuring out what the devil is it, we might end up not looking at the work in its own right, for what it is in front of us. Of course, art work doesn’t have to be liked. We don’t have to like it at all. But, if we try to like it by figuring it…
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Categories: Art, Existentialism
Tagged: adulthood, cartoon, cat, childhood, Coming of Age, Existentialist, mom, story, writing
I was taught in grade school how to make the letters pretty. It took me a while to write in the lines. I was taught how to write essays later. When a new thought or idea was present, it had to be separated by a new paragraph, yet the essay had to be coherent as a whole. There had to be a point to writing. It’s not easy to write. It’s not easy because when I speak I swallow half of my periods. I finish on cliff hangers, dependents, maybe I don’t finish at all. It’s not natural to be so coherent. So, after a few years of college, I thought I could write. After all, I had written many essays, and…
Tagged: academics, English, on writing, Philosophy on writing, words
Though, my poems here are not necessarily totally incoherent, they are written on a whim, with little revisions and editing done. They are written in the spirit of DADA and the idea of non- conventional expressions of art within the context of the modern world. Why don’t you try your own? Get some paper (real paper because that might help you write without the need to edit), and start writing. Keep your sentences short (a few words per line) and to the point. Whatever comes to mind. Don’t allow yourself to think too much. The idea is to think very little. If something sounds funny or quite dark, it’s o.k, this is not a formal paper, don’t worry about what it is…
Tagged: dada poem, poem, poetry, spontaneous, writing
