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<strong>Beautiful</strong> <strong>vs</strong>. <strong>Sublime</strong>
Regret
Thoughts are shadows of feelings<br />
Down from the sky,<br />
falls the darkness.<br />
It falls onto the ground,<br />
spreading like the water<br />
that brings life to the world.<br />
But this blackness carries something different.<br />
It envelopes the thoughs of everybody.<br />
They become bound to their shadows,<br />
who walk the world in darkness.
Moral Culpability <strong>vs</strong>. Freewill
Isolation <strong>vs</strong>. Solitude<br />
The river f ows rapidly downstream, dividing the sand from the rocks. The pitter patter of rain can<br />
The rocks become dark shades of black and gray, with each drop that falls on them. Thunder can b<br />
beaver realizes he ha traveled to far down river, away from the dam he helped buil out of sticks and<br />
jumps out, onto the side with rocks. The rocks hurt his paws, so he crosses over to the sand side to<br />
down as he walks along the now grayish sand. He gets bored along his journey, so he decides to b<br />
same beaver that built a dam not to long ago. He f nishes his castle, a castle that resembles one fro
e heard as it falls on both the sand and the rocks, making the sand wet and clump together.<br />
e heard as it shakes the river bank. Out from the depths of the water a pears a beaver. The<br />
rocks. He starts his journey back up river. Swimming takes to much time and energy, so he<br />
continue back to the dam. His fur is wet with all the water he has soaked up, weighing him<br />
uild a sand castle. This is no ordinary castle though, this is a sand castle built by a beaver, the<br />
m midevil times where kings would live.
I change myself, I change the world<br />
As change comes to engulf the world,<br />
inside, we yearn to change as well. The<br />
universe may be expanding, but from<br />
our perspective, we see it enclosing us<br />
into our own world. As scientists try<br />
to see smaller and smaller, to see what<br />
forms our bodies, we fail to see what<br />
our world forms as one of the smallest<br />
planets in the galaxy. And as the universe<br />
expands, we become smaller and<br />
smaller. But unlike other planets, we<br />
are everchanging, trying to go to new<br />
heights to see if we can fnd our place,<br />
even if we are only a minor footnote in<br />
the grand scheme of things.
Thou
ght
The arch to another world appears. He<br />
passes under it and fnds himself in a<br />
room. A room that has only one way<br />
out, the way he came in. He sees the<br />
a river that passes under a wall. He<br />
decides to try his luck, so he swims<br />
under the wall. As he passes under,<br />
ther water turns a different color as he<br />
becomes liberated, from his past world.<br />
Above him, he sees a bridge that leads<br />
to nowhere, and the yellow path that<br />
joins both sides horizontally. He begins<br />
to swim down the river and looks<br />
forward to starting his new life on the<br />
other side of the wall, and wonders if<br />
he will ever cross the yellow path,<br />
over the rest of the people<br />
trying to free themselves.<br />
Snake that cannot shed
its skin, perishes
I responded to many of the prompts in either a poem or a short<br />
story. I talked a lot about water and the ocean in them as well.<br />
I drew a picture of rain falling with a river running below, and<br />
I wrote a poem about the rain clouds.<br />
My favorite prompt was the sublime because it was very abstract<br />
and experimental. It allowed me to express myself in a<br />
different way than what I’m used to.<br />
My favorite material was the acrylic painting we did on small<br />
pieces of canvas. I really liked this because I don’t do paintings<br />
very often, so it was fun to do something different.<br />
I took some risks in my writing by writing some poems, which<br />
I don’t consider myself particularly good at, but I think it<br />
worked out. I also took some risks in my sketch when I drew<br />
a maze, because it was abstract.<br />
I noticed that in a lot of my pieces, I use the whole piece of<br />
paper. I also sketch quite lightly, which can be seen in both<br />
the maze and the triangle with the sun and moon.<br />
I think my energy was pretty consistent. Many of them were<br />
related to nature, or had natural colors in them. The ocean<br />
piece, the rain above the river drawing, the river fowing in my<br />
3 dimensional piece.
Flow<br />
Composure<br />
Water<br />
Surround<br />
Sky<br />
Energy<br />
Natural<br />
Path<br />
Glow<br />
Design