Untitled (May 2024) "Toil glamour" (VI) “I do not trouble my spirit to vindicate itself...” (Walt Whitman) III Summer Time (I) Time (II) Self I Self III Self II “My only option was fidelity to my own sensibility” (Toni Morrison) Absurdity I Absurdity II The shape of grief and love How we gather ourselves together (I) How we gather ourselves together (IV) In spite of (III) In spite of (I) How we gather ourselves together (II) How we gather ourselves together (III) Uncertainty/Possibility (I) “I do not trouble my spirit to vindicate itself...” (Walt Whitman) I Uncertainty/Possibility (II) Uncertainty/Possibility (IV) “I do not trouble my spirit to vindicate itself...” (Walt Whitman) II Resistance and Repair (I) Resistance and Repair (II) Imposter (I) Solastalgia (I) "Toil glamour" (I) "Toil glamour" (II) Definition (I) Memory IV Memory V Pause I In spite of (IV) Pause II “She is roaming a world of balloons, armed with a pin” (Maggie Nelson) Narrative I Narrative II Self IV Script I Script III "If your nerve deny you..." (Emily Dickinson) "Still I Rise" (Maya Angelou) I "Still I Rise" (Maya Angelou) III "I took up the inkpot..." (Virginia Woolf) “Behind the cotton wool is hidden a pattern…" (Virginia Woolf) “Behind the cotton wool is hidden a pattern…" (Virginia Woolf) II "No feeling is final" (Rilke) Needs Watering “People settle for a level of despair they can tolerate and call it happiness" (Soren Kierkegaard) "Another world is not only possible..." (Arundhati Roy) First of all (I) "Toil glamour" (V) First of all (II) Love “I do not trouble my spirit to vindicate itself...” (Walt Whitman) IV