Marc Jacobs made my plastic Lola bag because of the shadow.
You said it was a 5 million dollar shadow, the sun through pink plastic.
I am always writing about being eight but when i am with you i don't
have to write anymore, because i am
8.
You broke down non-linear and linear communication, trillionaire day jobs,
not being a thug because you were too queer, and an epic adoption from Catholic Colombia
to Isolated Western Massachusetts, all much before hamburgers. from circle diner.
i really could lick the candy from your haert.
i really could never stop believing in anything
if you were near me. and as we are on the train home,
David Bowie's ghost sits with the business man,
neither truly dead, and i want to say "kiss me, kiss me,
it won't be so bad, i promise." and then as we wait
in line for our food stamps from god you just do it for 7 seconds and its ok and pretty good
and its ok and pretty good.
Laura Marie Marciano is a multi-discipline artist who works to integrate visual and relational aesthetics into her writing. For example, she would like you to imagine what this bio might read as if it were constructed out of large pink balloon letters floating in a field in southern Rhode Island. She holds an MFA from Brooklyn College and is an adjunct professor at Fairfield University. She’s 26 and lives in Brooklyn. This blog is 7yo. get it girl. contact: @lolakath solarprocess@gmail.com