They didn’t know we were seeds

Nearly everything I do is for the Collective. I am pre-disposed to it. I was raised to it. And after a lifetime of reflection, I remain committed to it. “They tried to bury us. They didn’t know we were seeds.”

This is part of a series on my Santa Perpetua tattoos. You can read the rest in the tattoo category on this blog.

Willow lays on their side on some blue carpet. Their right forearm has tattoos made of black ink spatter with blue seedlings sprouting and interconnected people.

This one I simply feel in my bones. It’s on my right forearm because I am right handed, and this sentiment fuels my interactions with the world. No further pontification.

I’m so grateful to Santa for making it beautiful. She melted some transfer paper in water, splattered me with the water, and then meticulously tattooed each spatter mark.