I'm surprised that this poem was written in 2008. But it is still appropriate today.
Personally, I've never had a need for rings on my fingers or piercings on my ears nose or anywhere else for jewelry that I don't wear. I guess that gives me no status.
Tattoos have been around since prehistory. It seems obvious that they were often inflicted (painful) to offset pain in muscles and joints. Also seem to have been used to signify status in families or tribes.
Personally, like jewelry, I have no need to put some image on my body that would signify my belonging to a group or an ideology. Or simply to carry my art around with me when I just hang it on my walls.
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Stress is everywhere! We don't have to do anything to find it. It will usually find us. How we handle that stress is the key factor in determining our wellbeing, both emotionally and physically.
Even though stress is so common, too many peop
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Personally, I've never had a need for rings on my fingers or piercings on my ears nose or anywhere else for jewelry that I don't wear. I guess that gives me no status.
Tattoos have been around since prehistory. It seems obvious that they were often inflicted (painful) to offset pain in muscles and joints. Also seem to have been used to signify status in families or tribes.
Personally, like jewelry, I have no need to put some image on my body that would signify my belonging to a group or an ideology. Or simply to carry my art around with me when I just hang it on my walls.
Ron
Be always safe,
Karen