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FionaBoler
FionaBoler
Fiona is a surrealist poet from Minnesota. She practices automatic writing to connect to the subconscious. Her practice allows us to enter alternate realities, sparking ideas of ways to make our current reality a harmonious one with all living things.
I dance attached to the roots that grew before me. I dance to call the rains, to nourish the seeds planted by my ancestors. I dance in honor. I dance to release the pain, Injected in our veins, Through centuries of violence. I dance to feel what freedom is. I dance to remind the ground we are here. I dance to make imprints on the earth. We dance to feel what freedom is. We dance to conjure the energy to carry on. We dance to communicate with the moon and the sun. We dance to imagine our future. A future where the poisons of division have been shaken away. A future built where healing is the only way. A future that feels like a dance. A future that gives all of us a chance.
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Jun 4, 2020
Jun 4, 2020 at 1:37 PM UTC
Why We Dance
It was a quiet place Inside of that red room Until the wind from inside shook the walls Collapsing them outward As the walls fell around her The wildflowers appeared. Growing rapidly The red walls were replaced by Blue Purple Yellow faces with Green stems. She climbed those green stems, For a long time. So long she reached the top, Where the Blue Purple Yellow faces stared into the sun. She lay a top those wildflowers. Closing her eyes, Suddenly surrounded by red.
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May 20, 2020
May 20, 2020 at 5:57 PM UTC
Escape from outside inside
She walks a path with one eye open She follows a path with one eye closed Connecting the strings that float around Like caterpillars Dangling From trees Squirming on their silk She crawls underneath them Un-wanting to not disturb the dance Until she smells the wildflowers. The other eye closes Still crawling the path Luckily, The bugs have warn it down enough To follow with her hands and nose. When she felt the wildflowers on her face She opened that eye Excitedly she pealed open the other. When she heard nothing She was amazed In the distance she could see waves crashing through the wildflowers Once again her world was absent of light. This time she held her breath. She laid in those wildflowers For a long time. So long her fingers and toes sprouted roots pulling her deep inside the soil, Grounding her.
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May 20, 2020
May 20, 2020 at 5:54 PM UTC
The Path
It was a quite place The wind spread through the wild flowers Like a wave She closed her eyes She laid in those wild flowers For a long time So long her fingers and toes sprouted roots Grounding her.
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May 20, 2020
May 20, 2020 at 5:52 PM UTC
Wild Flower
I wanted to write a poem about you today, something that would say or sway the way you feel or maybe just to heal because we all have our people places and things I wanted to write you a poem today, something incredible that would pave the way for people like us to express our lust because in the end I’m only your friend and someday this will all go away. So I wanted to write a poem for you today.
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Feb 1, 2019
Feb 1, 2019 at 3:01 PM UTC
The inevitable