Ryan Willam

It’s a strange moment to feel so personally called out by a fictional person, some figment of an author, created to move forth plot & moral dilemma.

This world breaks & grinds my resolve, perhaps it’s just weakness, for those in worse situations go on with eager enthusiasm. We go on nonetheless for a reason outside my understanding, It’s an impressive impulse; I can’t fully detached myself yet I can’t embrace it.

Granted this is more a division between Pre and Post Christian attitudes to urban social development and the vices and virtues interpreted to arise from different social classes, often based on the manner in which they lived.

I love the literary use of the Roman Campania; its pastoral/agricultural abundance and a bastion of traditional rustic life; or a barren god forsaken plain filled with vagabonds & sin. A field teeming with life or with ruins of what once was.

Normal activities #gayboy

“Back then, I say, meaning a past moment I can postulate must have existed, but can’t in truth remember for itself… …But now they couldn’t empty their pockets of memory, of irritation, of regret or conundrum, of paradox or paradise.”

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Es solo un momento #gayboy

I’ve been very transfixed by the period of time called “the dark ages”. Especially by how that term idealizes the time before and after. The classical age & Renaissance & even modern times, have a lot more similarities than we feel comfortable admitting and I wonder why?

And early Colonial business models especially by Spain recreated the system in the Americas paired with large scale slavery once again. The Haciendas in the Caribbean & American Plantations, with its cruelty & wealth extraction, impacted by Rome and its disregard for human lives.

The Roman Empire’s agricultural systems impact on later social organization especially slavery is immense. With large monoculture estates, latifundia, to farm grain wine & olive oil to feed the city of Rome. Feudal systems of the medieval age were just a small scale continuation.

@MateoLaurent6 Amazing art as always!

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@neolatyno There is thoughtful well crafted trap and low quality trap, same as all genres. You can dislike it personally but to question it as music is fascinating

@RyanWalkerA I can barely stand rap music, but at least it has clear rhythm and melody. The only thing some trap artists have is a good dj that uses sampled bases well

Unmelodic, unharmonic, unemotional and overall ugly and void is how i describe trap “music”, a byproduct of the spiralling society we live in today. Artistic expression is a wonderful factor to consider for an assessment of a society’s wellbeing. Trap is a symptom of an illness

Craving some fun #gayboy

I love living next to a beautiful park

What if the desire for more experiences & more possibilities & more of anything is no longer present? What is the innate drive for people to go on, what is it all for? Probably a question with no answers, yet foolishly asking anyway out of exhaustion with existence.

Salvatore is not a good man by any means but his seemingly ability to have trouble communicating regardless of how many tongues he calls upon is relatable. Granted his character is mostly just to serve as a madman and reference to Babel of Genesis.

Penitenziagite! Vide quando draco venturus est a rodegarla l'anima tua! La mortz est super nos! Prega che vene lo papa santo a liberar nos a malo de todas le peccata! Ah ah, ve piase ista negromanzia de Domini Nostri lesu Christi! Et anco jois m'es dols e plazer m'es dolors...

In Umberto Eco’s debut novel, il nome della rosa, a murder mystery set in an medieval scriptorium; there is a grotesque character who only speak in a confusing mix of Church Latin, Provençal & Italian dialects. Fascinating challenge for translating into English.