Minds unravelling

Kathleen Lefevre
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This is a poem about dealing with the traumatic aftermath of covid19. The poem is written on 4 sheets that collectively form the poster. The motifs are pressed flowers and flora with some graphing paper and blurry photographs of flowers. The colour scheme is beige and cream with bright earthy tones for the flowers. The poem is as follows: Our minds unravelAs we peer through PPESee the quiet veilOf another historyThat couldn’t be.What do you want from me? Pulling my cerebellumLike a cordOf chordatesOf apes.A sweater’s woven mysteryOf a loverVery unkind to me. You speak to meFrom useless misery.You see meAs an infinite legacy.For other generationsTo take that liningAnd weaveIts silver specksWithin our identity.
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思想解体
这是一首关于处理 covid19 创伤后遗症的诗歌。这首诗写在四张纸上,共同构成了海报。图案是压制的花朵和植物,还有一些绘图纸和模糊的花朵照片。配色方案为米色和奶油色,花朵为明亮的大地色调。诗歌内容如下当我们透过 PP 看到另一段不可能存在的历史的静谧面纱时,我们的思绪被解开了。你想从我这里得到什么?你想从我这里得到什么?拉扯我的小脑,就像拉扯猿类脊索动物的绳索。你从无用的苦难中对我说话,你把我看成是无穷的遗产,让其他世代把那衬里和银色斑点编织在我们的身份中。
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