Song from Hair set to psychedelic imagery created in an Instagram reel.
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Alchemy
I made a composite of four images upon one another. These images represented the four elements of nature: fire, earth, air, and water. If you look closely near the top right, you can see a face. It closely resembles my father, Reginald Freedman (1948-2013).
Ubuntu (ABC) | Edge of Humanity Magazine
Ubuntu (ABC) | Edge of Humanity Magazine — Read on edgeofhumanity.com/2022/10/15/ubuntu-abc/ Artful portrayals of Bionic nature transcend Cosmic dimensions; where Disco lights illuminate Edgy sunsets upon Focal points highlighting Groovy chests; where Hirsute terrains mark Intrepid quests among Jaunty dancers in Karmic pursuit of Lucid dreams in Maverick fashion; as Natty endings showcase Oneiric displays … Continue reading Ubuntu (ABC) | Edge of Humanity Magazine
One-Eyed Jack | Edge of Humanity Magazine
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Landmark of Light @ NYC Poetry Festival 2022
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Featured Artist: Jack M. Freedman
Synkroniciti welcomes back poet Jack M. Freedman, aka Jacob Moses, this time as a photographer and the creator of our marvelous cover. “Cauldron” won…Featured Artist: Jack M. Freedman
Testimonial from the mystical Keosha Lashea
Review of Grimoire by slam poet M.A. Dennis
grimoireis a fine collection of poetry put together by Jacob R. Moses -- the poem "herbal eruption" is one of my faves; its fiery theme reminds me of Audre Lorde's "write fire" mission statement. And I appreciate the care & thought put into this book, even a small detail like providing the reader with the … Continue reading Review of Grimoire by slam poet M.A. Dennis
Review of Grimoire by Peruvian poet, Rocío Uchofen
The etymology of Grimoire goes back to the Greek “gramma” ( letter) and the Latin “Grammática” (grammar) The word itself names a book of spells and takes us to remote Gothic times where the words and their permutations were powerful enough to make changes. Poems are made of words, words create images. Grateful to read … Continue reading Review of Grimoire by Peruvian poet, Rocío Uchofen
Review of Grimoire by poet/visual artist Kyoko Heshiimu
“Jacob R. Moses is a self proclaimed wizard, whose collection of poetry ‘Grimoire’ exemplifies a mystical and magical feel from the cover of the book to the words spoken inside. He speaks through his own experiences of addiction and depression, while battling his inner demons to embrace a sense of inner spirituality. One of my … Continue reading Review of Grimoire by poet/visual artist Kyoko Heshiimu