✍️🔁 March of the Writers — Day 26 by Richard White Recurring Occurring Read on Substack Some things never really leave a writer. They echo. They return. They find their way back onto the page in different forms, different faces, different stories. For me, …
Read MoreDrawn from Friedrich Nietzsche’s Thus Spoke Zarathustra, this blackout poem explores the philosophy of self-overcoming. Nietzsche famously wrote, “One must have chaos within to give birth to a dancing star.” This piece embraces that tension—how darkness, struggle, and the unknown shape transformation. The erasure leaves behind fragments of existential battle and ascent, mirroring the journey of one who dares to evolve beyond their former self.
Read MoreA blackout poem unveiling the journey of self-discovery through darkness, where hidden truths emerge from the void. What remains when words fade?
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