caylie hausman

Joined July 2020

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Caylie Hausman is a wanna-be-poet who freelances in the worlds of social media and graphic design. She currently writes theBlogStack on Substack.

[email protected] or cayliehausman.com for more information.

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Custom Collage Commission: Hello & Goodbye
As far as collages go there are many sources of inspiration to choose from. For this particular collage I was commissioned to create a collage based around the song Hello & Goodbye by Rabbit!. The commissioner of the piece felt it reflected the season he is at in his life, as he is currently traveling for work a decent amount.
By caylie hausman5 years ago in Journal
The Reflection of 2020
2020 has been a year unlike any other–but I don’t need to tell you that. So much has happened that has made us stop and change our routines, our jobs, our lives and our way of thinking. Here are just some of the big things:
By caylie hausman5 years ago in Motivation
Two
Honey– I am trying to keep my cool, but you are making it very hard not to blush. Around every corner of
By caylie hausman5 years ago in Poets
the vengeance of seagulls
the butterflies have morphed into seagulls these days. aggressive, all at once, with a vengeance for whatever they can find.
By caylie hausman5 years ago in Poets
Left to Write, About a Muse on the Right
I used to be able to fall asleep on my left side when I slept next to you. I used to be able to sleep in almost any position,
By caylie hausman5 years ago in Poets
Toxic Waste
I want you to stop telling me your opinion like it's the right answer. Like you're the only one who knows anything.
By caylie hausman5 years ago in Poets
somes (suhm•z). Top Story - November 2020.
Normal. The idea pushes you forward, stains your tongue red. Normal proceeds to get stuck in hyperspeed and see its way
By caylie hausman5 years ago in Poets
rattle
Does poetry rattle until it wakes you up? Sends you words and worlds, when it knows you can’t write things down.
By caylie hausman5 years ago in Poets
Apocalypse gone wrong
The world doesn't feel quite as chaotic when the sky is blue. Focus on the blue of it all, and not the ending of it all.
By caylie hausman5 years ago in Poets
On: the photos covering the walls of my apartment, and the past loves that live just outside the frame.
Just because they were there doesn't mean I wasn't there, too. Does not make my time in that place less valid, or significant.
By caylie hausman5 years ago in Poets
vat of moon dust / reflections at 1am / light still shines at night
To be absorbed in to a vat of moon dust, and reflections with a dash of humor, following smoke signals, would be
By caylie hausman5 years ago in Poets
The Politics of Family Gatherings
I was introduced to politics early on: "They don't talk" implying the history between them that I have yet to learn,
By caylie hausman5 years ago in Poets

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Custom Collage Commission: Hello & Goodbye

The Reflection of 2020

Two

the vengeance of seagulls

Left to Write, About a Muse on the Right

Toxic Waste

somes (suhm•z). Top Story - November 2020.

rattle

Apocalypse gone wrong

On: the photos covering the walls of my apartment, and the past loves that live just outside the frame.

vat of moon dust / reflections at 1am / light still shines at night

The Politics of Family Gatherings

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