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Transcend. Descend. Escape._023

Item

A handwritten page with a small illustration and text discussing MLK Jr. and his legacy.
Title
Transcend. Descend. Escape._023
Alternative Title
Transcend. Descend. Escape.
Creator
Karen Blessen
Date
2020-2021
Description
The image shows an open book with a page on the left containing typed text and a page on the right with handwritten notes and a small illustration. The illustration depicts a figure with the letters "MLK" above it, surrounded by a red background with stars. The handwritten notes on the right page include phrases like "His voice is heard in our love," "His voice is a living," and "what would King say?" The page appears to be part of a scrapbook or journal, with torn edges and a yellow sticky note attached to the top right corner.
Identifier
001_120220-022421_trascend_descend_escape_2
Dates Completed
December 2, 2020 - February 24, 2021
Keywords
Alchemy; Handmade journal; Terri Lenoir; Paper Arts; Covid-19 deaths; Trump lies; Illness of loved ones; Aging pets; Transcendence; Depression; Escape; Great Peacemakers Lesson; 69th birthday; Kelly’s card; 29 Pieces messaging; Love Knows No Distance; Quiet holiday; Kabir poems; Shakespeare bio; Jan. 6 insurrection; MLK essay; DMN 2003; SNL cold open; Lead to gold collage; American LOVE Project; Poppy Sundeen; THRIVE messaging; Valentine’s messaging; Super Power of love; Arctic freeze; Texas power outage; Randy Twaddle; Freeze photos; Lea Marshall; Tree of life; Calamities and trials; 10 years of journals; 2021 memes; $125K gift; Hudson Foundation; Weaving Your Name
Transcription
Left Page:
What did he see from the Mountain top?
Original article by Karen Batten
Published in The Dallas Morning News on Sunday, January 15, 2003

Right Page:
His voice is heard in our love, if
27 Pieces, Love, If
Great Proclaimers, Lessors,
His voice is a living conduit of love by
and a mile to a land that I
inspired and continue to
create.
Honor him and
not yet.
What would King say?
about three last 2d weeks?
We remain in the difficult days.
Rights
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