Imperfect Appreciation
Jeanne MarinExistential musings, essays, letters and poetry from an American writer, textile artist and meditation practitioner living off-grid in Catalunya Spain.
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Making it Home
1. There was a time in my life when all I did was imagine myself somewhere else. As a child I escaped into books, my brain buzzing with ideas, new words and new worlds. In elementary school I would call the embassies of different countries...
More connection, less attachment
1. All my life I’ve been attached to the idea of more connection. In elementary school it drove me, and it slayed me. I always seemed to find myself last in the picking of team members and even, literally, in my friend group. In third grad...
Sensual Enthusiasms
- Order in chaos is how I experience nature when I’m fully in it. The morning sun climbing up the curve between the dirt road and the stone walls. The cat dusting herself by the olive tree. The changing colors of the grapevines, rusty agai...
What do you lose at the edge of sleep?
There is a place on the edge of sleep where my best “work” comes to me. It is a paradox this relaxing tension. As my body loosens, my brain starts to make associations and open up into wordy possibilities. More often than not my sleepy self...
A life of books...
When I was a child, my mother took my brother and I to the Greenbelt Public Library once a week where I “shopped” the stacks. For a kid from a broke working-class family the library was a place I always felt rich. After dropping out of high...
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Existential musings, essays, letters and poetry from an American writer, textile artist and meditation practitioner living off-grid in Catalunya Spain.
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