Who are you when nobody needs you?
Take away the work for a moment. The requests. The small emergencies. The usefulness that keeps your days full. What’s left when nobody is asking you to be anything?
The Journal
The things we carry. The beliefs we question. The beauty we almost pass by. Writing, images, and long conversations from Iron, Logos, and The Arts.
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Concept studies explore the voice of Iron & Logos. They are marked below; recordings described in studies have not been released.
Concept study
The man my children think I am
I wonder which version of me will survive in their memory. The one I explain, or the one they experience when I’m tired. Whether they’ll remember what I said about patience, or the room going quiet when I lost mine.
Do I believe this, or did I inherit it?
Some beliefs arrive before we have words for them. At a table. In a church. In the things a family will discuss and the things it won’t. Familiarity can feel very much like certainty.