Jamal Robinson Substack Meditations on the hidden work of being human. click to read "the invisible work.", by jamal robinson, a substack publication with thousands of subscribers. Overview of the invisible work. by jamal robinson insights, posts, earnings and number of subscribers. art, life and the invisible work of becoming.
Being Becoming Jamal Robinson Substack Poet | 34 | creating pictures out of words. When asked about regrets, jamal reflects that his few artistic missteps have stemmed from allowing insecurity to guide his decisions. while fear remains present, he's learned to transform the resulting regret into motivation for making braver choices in his ongoing practice. Artist jamal robinson shares his artistic wisdom. subscribe for more art wisdom on wednesdays. A meditation some days comparison arrives before breakfast. at the edge of my phone, it shows me what i have not become. a friend’s new home. a coworker’s promotion. a viral piece with more likes than my entire archive. quietly, information becomes evidence. proof that every good thing that comes another’s way says something about what i lack. but comparison is shallow. it sees bloom.
Found Notes Jamal Robinson Substack Artist jamal robinson shares his artistic wisdom. subscribe for more art wisdom on wednesdays. A meditation some days comparison arrives before breakfast. at the edge of my phone, it shows me what i have not become. a friend’s new home. a coworker’s promotion. a viral piece with more likes than my entire archive. quietly, information becomes evidence. proof that every good thing that comes another’s way says something about what i lack. but comparison is shallow. it sees bloom. Hi, my name is jamal. i write poems about the quiet, often unseen effort of inner work. i share these pieces to encourage and connect with others doing the same invisible work. new poems every monday and thursday. Artist jamal robinson shares his artistic wisdom. each wednesday i ask a different artist the same three questions. this week’s artist is , who consistently inspires me with his beautiful presentation of words and shapes. I have loved your poetry, especially your “found notes” from the start and look forward to reading what your next jaunt around the sun will offer up! how lovely to get to know you a little more in this sincere, tender and revealing piece. What i found in those slivers of time was a desire to play. to pour into my three kids. to enjoy the woman i gratefully call my love. to make my way back to the version of self that enjoys the sunset for its beauty as much as i enjoy the feeling of a day well spent. behind the poem: i’ve haven’t published a poem in a while.
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