dank abyss
from the virtual worlds most dank and thick, dark swamps- sifting through the slop you find this post, like a lotus emerging from the mud. It’s because it’s only through the rough can we find a diamond. even mirrored in the virtual world, mimetic warfare is subconsciously spread.
through viral tedium (tedious scrolling) and assaults of mundane mind numbing psychological attacks- you can strengthen your ability to discern and fully see….not only see but read, and not only comprehend but read between the lines as well
I still find it difficult to look at your post, and I don’t think I’m the only one, given the lack of comments. We’ve discussed this here before.
Try to create some white space between your different images and the text.
I’ve already mentioned that you should type a hashtag (#) between the images you upload, and you can do the same between a single image and where you start a new piece of text.
Your images will certainly stand out, but it would be nice if it weren’t all so overwhelming – it gives people time to study them at their leisure and let both the image and your text sink in.
Your title is original, and I’m pleased with that.
As for the hashtags, there’s still room for improvement.
Hashtag abuse isn’t appreciated. The hashtags you use should relate to the point of your post; in this case, you could
use #ccc #freewrite #thoughts #art #artonsteemit #life, but not: #story nor #poetry or #poem.
Don’t sell yourself short – always put a bit of care into presenting your work; it’s a shame not to do so and risk your work going unseen or being ignored.