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Mar 2017
And I blame the likes of JM Dematteis and Jon J Muth for writing and Illustrating The Complete MoonShadow so perfectly well and Charles Baudelaire for leaving behind his flowers for all the world to smell the evil within their roots and for Blake for his reeds and his tiger and his heaven and hell and for freezing eternity so we might all catch a glimpse and for Bukowski and Hunter for turning ugly truths into something beautiful we could all enjoy hating and for Shakespeare and Gaiman and the dreams they weave into the fabrics of our soul and for the devil and temptation and for god and shame and for the laughter of children and the tears of the grieving who will never hear their children laugh again and for those that paint something beautiful out of all the pain that they feel and see in the world and the melancholy who sit high up in dead tree branches to hang the moon and the stars in the dark of the night so the rest of us dont have to be lost and alone in the lonely hours between sleep and dreams and for each painful breath that reminds me where love once lived in my chest and each joyful sigh that reminds that I'm still alive and that somewhere between the shadows of doubt and the glimpse of brief moments of hope I still might find a seed shaped like a heart beating  to plant in my hand and sew over my chest and I can meet death with love still living inside the cold ground where my body will rest
I can never sit down and write about something or anything specific its always a pen and a page in a sketch pad or a keyboard and a blank screen where it all unfolds unexpectedly and I can only watch in horror and anticipation as whatever falls out splatters across the page... I prefer sketching in ink, detailing in pencil and then ******* everything up with color and paint and leaving 97% of everything unfinished... somethings lead to words and some words leave to images...
Akira Chinen
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Akira Chinen  122/M/texas
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