Of Age
future is coming
fluorescent adolescent
hold tight, ride about to begin
what’s my age
inherit the earth as fast as it comes
live fast die old
don’t give it half-hearted, give it all
don’t be shy
this is what we got
try not to lose it
same place tomorrow
as old as your fears
it is our birth right to be discontented
Interzones
years ago
urban wasteland
why cities need breathing spaces
visual backdrop
empty and torn down
empty urban space
breathing space
living and thinking
empty space
the rock’n’roll rebels (military gear)
the art-school boys (paint-splattered clothes)
absolutely crucial
absolutely bedevilled
the last 20 years
impossible spaces to move
daydream
these places were blank
interzones
Forever Young
everyone grows old
maybe, maybe
anything to go by skateboarding the fountain of youth
the clock starts ticking
youth-centric world
keep the dream
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Yessica Klein is a Brazilian writer and artist based in London, whose work has been published in zines and websites in both English and Portuguese. Besides writing, she spends her time in a camera shop and in between the kitchen and the local urban farm.
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