WRITING ON RIBS

WRITING
ON RIBS

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I invited people to stand in an alley against a city wall, to let me write the word LOVE across their ribcage. What transpired would move me in a way that I wasn’t even prepared for. I saw acceptance, I saw vulnerable, I saw joy, I saw calm. I felt trust. I saw living, breathing, loving, humans. Being.

-Wendy Williams Watt

I invited people to stand in an alley against a city wall, to let me write the word LOVE across their ribcage. What transpired would move me in a way that I wasn’t even prepared for. I saw acceptance, I saw vulnerable, I saw joy, I saw calm. I felt trust. I saw living, breathing, loving, humans. Being.

-Wendy Williams Watt

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