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Deuris
The Place Where You Burn


Brigitte
A poem to honour the dead Photo by Ilie Barna on Unsplash In the caverns of memory not far from the smiles and exuberance of dancing youth, an image of you smiles in grayscale hues, fresh faced and hair curled—captive to a history which fears above all else to make itself known. When you were gone, your memory became our pain. We didn’t know what you were, so we bleached your clothes and stitched in labels which caricatured your humanity as disease—an attempt to conceal th
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Oct 203 min read


Becoming-Child
In their totemic work A Thousand Plateaus , Deleuze and Guattari explore the idea of becoming-child. They talk about this concept through the lens of deterritorialisation, a complicated idea which is perhaps best observed in how children play. As the father of a son who loves Lego, reading these passages on becoming-child completely changed how I relate to what my son is trying to achieve through his play, and especially what I encourage within it. Lego is the perfect exampl
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Oct 204 min read
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