Dove Poem

 I think that when the dove's eggs are eaten, by a vicious thing, the mother dove feels so sad. Purely sad, like a dream-emotion so pure.

Knowledge, or content (discrete entities), precedes creativity–creativity is thoroughly contextualized. My impulse is to read the Bible, and make paintings from the Bible, because this is the only worthy content, because it is religious. This is wrong, because if I make paintings from the Bible, my interest in and use of the Bible is historical, and not religious. Content is always historical. There is no religion in content. In this way, any content can be or become religious. 

These girls walked into the room and started laughing and saying how bad they were and taking photos of them as a joke and it made me cry in the room. Others walked in and walked out just as fast and people were yelling and scoffing and running away, and I felt so much better than them, and smarter than them, too. But it kept changing and the girls asked me to take a photo of them in the room and another girl walked in and said "I kinda like this." It was all the same and I was not better or smarter, but lucky to see them how I do, I guess. The content is everything and nothing, and it's all so personal.