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Fieldnotes

Shayne Traviss

Narrative reflections on presence, creativity, love, grief, and becoming; written at a human pace, from inside real life.

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It Ends With Me

I was listening to a conversation the other day -
between Oprah Winfrey and a death doula.

They were speaking openly about family,
about grief, about reconciliation, about the complicated emotional terrain people often find themselves...

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No Body Wants to Hear It, But Someone Needs To

No body wants to hear it, but someone needs to.

The word alone should disturb us.

Feed.

As if we’ve all lined up at the edge of some digital trough, heads lowered, waiting for the next pour of content to keep us sedated enough not to not...

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You Don’t Want a Simple Life

There’s always a collective fantasy.

At any given moment in culture, there’s a version of life we quietly agree represents arrival.

Success.

Safety.

Freedom.

Meaning.


Years ago the fantasy was the city.

The condo.

The skyline...

10 days ago
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Watching Ourselves Live

“Put your fucking phones down and I’d love you more.”

Madonna

She didn’t say it from a stage built for distance.

She said it from inside the room.

Not above it.

Not beyond it.

Inside it.

And still …

a forest of hands,

holding littl...

18 days ago
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I Died Twice

I died twice.

Not metaphorically.

Not in the poetic, “a part of me died” kind of way people use to make pain more palatable.

I mean … my body tried to leave.

And something in me let it.

The first time I was seventeen.

On a stretcher i...

25 days ago
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