Bury Tomorrow / Chunk! no, Captain Chunk / Demoraliser / Napoleon
Personal work and critical analysis of graffiti culture; artist interviews and features. fb.com/artmurdok
Thursday, 29 May 2014
Tuesday, 20 May 2014
I live for those cats whom simply snarl back when I bare my teeth.
Those kids with green eyes and a killer instinct, finger guns in the air shooting the breeze all swagger about the daggers in their smile.
The no rope's heavy enough to hang this hope humans who have clocked its all a game and now sit steady scoping like a snake who spotted where to catch a ladder, silently rolling the dice between fingers memorising the curves and turns.
so that when the throw comes, the full force of purpose kills any competition.
so that when the throw comes, the full force of purpose kills any competition.
The plotters, the rats, the bombers, alley cats
and those seldom speakers keeping a faith lit religious in their heart.
This is for those biding-their-time motherfuckers, those who step still undercover.
Those who work to find a want to need, those who need to work to want to but don't let dreary days shift their bones to nonchalance.
Im with you, you fucks, let's collapse the castle, I've got no plans other than success
so i'll see you climbing over those bodies that mountain as the rest.
so i'll see you climbing over those bodies that mountain as the rest.
We picked apart our brains in the Summer plumage of industries afterglow
placing feet to feet in ruins incomplete on land once lauded as gold.
The sun was setting behind piles of brick that once held so many individual histories, but not no more since the world moved on without a whimper and forgot the many miles it had forged with a million young hands.
The lack of presence where promise once was felt peaceful.
Not like i was tampering with a sleeping lion but instead was buried in the ribcage of a dead god that was no longer relevant.
Industry decays in the same organic manner as organic matter, the effects on the grieving are the same.
But there is creativity in every crevice,
I held aloft a single tire whilst balanced on another upright and recited
"this too has passed, this too has passed"
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