Tag Archives: death

Re-entry

Posted on May 8, 2022 by Karima Hoisan

                                    “Disintegration/Integration” _Acrylic_ by Jan Betts At the moment of our re-entry, it is not rare to feel fear. We have seen countless like ourselves descend before us. A random tick-tock moves our hour to the top of the clock … Continue reading →

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Not Quite Ready

Posted on January 31, 2022 by Karima Hoisan

                        “A landscape with robots.” AI generated Art by Dale Innis Not Quite Ready “Bing Bang! I am going to a new society.” Gino said, as he uttered his last breath. “Will I be going too?”I said “Of course you … Continue reading →

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“Hallo Sushi”

Posted on October 28, 2021 by Karima Hoisan

              Taken on the Natascha Randt Memorial on Kitely- Virtual Worlds on Demand If I could conjure you now in a pastel-blue cauldron stirring your potion with a brush and a bell with a drum beat and a flute… then… … Continue reading →

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The Cemetery Far Away

Posted on September 22, 2021 by Karima Hoisan

David Friedrich- The Cemetery Entrance The Cemetery Far Away for Natascha I’m writing letters to you in dreams I am making movies too, It’s so one-sided, just my voice, I only hear me speaking… never you.. I am talking to … Continue reading →

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How Can You Come To Me?

Posted on September 17, 2021 by Karima Hoisan

How can you come to me?If I never even heard your voicecall my name?Will you come in a written chat,imposed over the clouds,or across the scrimof my closed eyes? Will your words just enter mewithout words, so I feelyou are … Continue reading →

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A Tree Falls Hard

Posted on January 9, 2021 by Karima Hoisan

A tree falls hard inside the woods, its thud reverberates across the forest floor. When a tree’s cut down, at any age, on any stage; It’s instant death, a broken neck, a heart attack, when sliced by blade without a … Continue reading →

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Brakeman on the Tracks

Posted on October 7, 2020 by Karima Hoisan

I feel the Big Bang pushing from behind so there is no staying still. I got on this train my very first day, and I’m still riding. It’s taking me further out into the universe… I know it’s really pushing … Continue reading →

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Two Poems Written as a Child

Posted on September 14, 2020 by Karima Hoisan

As I started writing poetry as a child, someone asked me if I still had the first poem I ever wrote? Actually, I do!! My mother framed it, as mother’s tend to do:) so it has not been lost over … Continue reading →

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Gino

Posted on January 18, 2020 by Karima Hoisan

Gino We were blessed; we had an angel years ago, fall from the sky, nearby. We took him in, and found a special place for him, Marveled how we were chosen to house him in his time on earth. How … Continue reading →

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The Pale

Posted on January 28, 2014 by Karima Hoisan

I want to call the dead back to life. In the hugeness of data…somewhere they must be found, And attract all of those souls by changing energy Reassembling them in my dreams…in my dreams. I want to shake the living … Continue reading →

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