Oh thank you for reading about them. That means a lot to me. Their imprisonment has freed them from what we perceive as our freedom, which is increasingly becoming slavery. If they were given public voices, the death rows of the world could lead us merely mortal beings out of this mess. They are the first and last censored voices.
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Oh it's my pleasure. I have served a term so I understand exactly what you mean as I spent most of sentence with death rows. The little freedom I am enjoying today came from women in the largest correction facility in Eastern Africa hammering inspiration stuff my time there. I wouldn't miss their liberated thoughts for anything!
Ah! Here's backstory I do not know about you! I know where you go in the present, and there is usually some very heavy burden. Is it freedom that is so onerous for you?
I asked Akil what he thought about the fear of death that is so fashionable these days, and he said "to not share company with other humans IS death" or something like that.
I hope I don't pry too much. are you on discord?
Yes. Here tezmel#4157 :)
hopefully later. I need to get off this computer now!!!! Ridiculous how much time I spend sitting here.
I sent you a friend request.
Your comments are as beautiful as the post itself, and the poem.
This is too big for me to contemplate at bedtime. I love the blue flower on the red background - and love seeing it in your newsfeed, knowing who will be the topic of the post!
Whatever came of the fundraiser or video project from last summer...?
I don't know what happened. I never heard anything about it again.
I'm delighted that Akil's drawing is familiar to you!
My comment to tezmel was a freewrite. Good stuff comes out when I'm freewriting!