Peace for Paris
I imagine this might be what it looks like when we die, and how it might feel; like being pelted with prisms […]
I imagine this might be what it looks like when we die, and how it might feel; like being pelted with prisms […]
I did a simple macrame project today. It’s so relaxing and meditative and I’m really happy with the finished product. I just […]
Here is a brief how-to with photos for the painting and stenciling makeover I did on my staircase. Supplies: Hand-held power sander […]
There have been times in my life that I’ve been so low I could taste the ground. My mouth was filled with […]
In 2012 I wrote about the miscarriage I had when I was twenty, but I re-wrote it tonight after engaging in a […]
And then she can breathe again, the fresh air of him plumping out her lungs, pillowing into her chest. This is the […]
earth day — Nana used to say that she believed trees were people reincarnated, and you could tell what kind of person […]
This is a piece I wrote a year ago, but I have re-worked it here. — The body remembers. It remembers every […]
This past weekend, I did a conceptual fashion shoot for Aveda 501 salon in Bellevue, Kentucky. These are some of my favorite […]
Then at certain moments I remember one of his words and I suddenly feel the sensual woman flaring up, as if violently […]
37 — Thirty-seven and here’s what I’ve learned: Always say yes to dessert. Enormous hills are meant to be rolled down. Only […]
gardening — Life tells us to bloom where we are planted; essentially, to accept our fate and make the best of it, […]
under seas — When I was a child, escape was crucial to survival. I would close the door to my bedroom and […]
closed windows — It can be a heady thing, thinking of all the other potential lives that lie just outside your own. […]
for her — I have a vast collection of shells, many of which I didn’t even have to look for; they simply […]
© Jennifer Summer | 2015 Our life is composed greatly from dreams, from the unconscious, and they must be brought into connection […]
Put your hands on my knees, she said, and think of me as a book you’ve been dying to read. – Michael […]
move — These shoes are like coming home. Every day, I remind my body of what it can do and from where […]
wordless — Some days, my love for him swallows all words.© Jennifer Summer | 2015
love – it can and should be so easy like falling asleep in a chair or like a church full of windows. […]
sur la pointe — Aching bones, shooting pains through the arch of my foot, toes that bruised and bled. I was a […]
cage-free — He told her that her rib cage was big to accommodate the size of her heart. Without the confines of […]
veins — The blue veins traversing beneath your skin are your map. Behind alabaster walls, a current roars through the delicate ropes […]
milk — And we were the girls who were told we’d be ‘spoiled’ if we let anything inside us before marriage; a […]
immortal spirit — The 1937 edition of Webster’s Universal Unabridged Dictionary defines ‘soul’ as: a word common to the Teutonic languages; Grimm […]
growing out — It’s all still there, in your lungs; the living memory of every gasp you took in fear or elation […]
The heart is capable of sacrifice. So is the vagina. The heart is able to forgive and repair. It can change its […]
out of my way you missed with your magic out of my way you see, you missed with your magic out of […]
My blood is alive with many voices telling me I am made of longing. – Rainer Maria Rilke | The Book of […]
Some images from a very short walk I took last night at Highland Park.This beautiful wild mushroom makes me think of an […]
skipping beats — This is a divine darkness that they pulse back and forth between them. The goosebumps that run a circle […]
the odds — We weren’t allowed to have TV Guide in the house because Helen believed that Jesus was coming back any […]
Keep me away from the wisdom which does not cry, the philosophy which does not laugh and the greatness which does not […]
time travel — Go deep within and sprint back toward her in your mind; the girl child self. Watch her from a […]
Instead of doing a 365, I have decided to do a 52 week project of words and images. I know how I […]