The following text shares the artists introductory remarks: I approach drawing (v.) as a practice that moves, sweats, and performs on the platformor stage that is a wood panel, canvas, a wall, the floor, a page
I may cry
I didnt know they were going to try to collect money after my speech
No, you simply get into your car and drive
Alcohol As weve looked more in depth at the health effects of alcohol and marijuana, we might find ourselves comparing the long list of impacts
The Cigarette Holder limp as a silk scarf bent wrist, hollow hand, fingers undone by narcotic calm a damned woman lies opium at her fingertips graceful even in dying faceless harlot vain glorious with quellazaire lipstick stains her ivory needle nails display her cruelty bone wrapped in jewels ashes like cherry blossoms Deborah Guzzi This poem was written as part of the 20 Poem Challenge