straying attention
jenn writing things \ud83d\udc8c\ud83c\udf32this is an embrace of the feral side of each one of us that likes to leave, meander, wander, discover — that maybe even needs to. a collage of thoughts and artworks delivered monthly/quarterly/infrequently by artist, writer, photographer jenn stark.
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call me maybe
It was one evening in February – the dark cold sharp boring maybe even hopeful if you squinted hard enough kind of evening when a new email came through. It was a secret message, whispered into my ear in a game of Telephone being played acr...
The world is our house, part 2
Agnes Giberne, 1898 via the public domain image archive
It was when we watched a house slide into the Atlantic that I knew for sure that a house wasn’t a home. Or was it the Pacific? Or was it when they bombed an apartment block, saw rubbl...
The world is our house
The world is my living room and I’m walking down the street with my coffee in a non-lidded ceramic mug. I’m risking a spill or two for the feeling of something molded by human hands, now cradled inside my own hands. An item relegated to ind...
perpetual spring
march
in early spring i worry over everything. i worry over the daffodils under the snow, then the peach blossoms. peach blossoms i do need to genuinely worry about – a poorly timed frost means no fruit, and i know the feeling of the empty...
don't follow me
i don’t know what i’m doing, where i’m going with this, and you’re here, dear reader.
oh god, you’re here.
oh honey, it’s okay — don’t apologize. did you get lost on the way, take a wrong turn somewhere? how’d you end up here, on this p...
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jennifer stark (she/they) writes from her front porch in the summer and huddled beside a space heater under a big orange cat in the winter.
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