Dakota Lane

Joined March 2018

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Author four YA novels, ALA winner, journalist for NY Times, Village Voice. Indie movie producer. New music, woodland forests, fairytale, street fashion, neurodiversity, trauma recovery,healing, creative spaces, street fashion. Yaddo grant.

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THAT BURNING JUNE
Once upon a time on the first of June/ We lay in the grass, bodies intertwined/ Warm and bright, beneath round and silver moon/
By Dakota Lane5 years ago in Poets
Hair obsessed
In my little notebook I can be anyone I want to be pasting in my face with hair from another woman on Monday I have gunmetal tips and silver part
By Dakota Lane5 years ago in Poets
Tangerine
I wasn’t meant to be human In my eyes you’ll see a shade of orange around the pupil that looks like a planetary ring Since long ago, I’ve known that I come from a place where
By Dakota Lane5 years ago in Poets
Secrets of Woodstock
I was seven when we moved to Woodstock. My parents were young Brooklyn beatniks who quickly became hippies. Our little white house was party central.
By Dakota Lane5 years ago in Beat
Solo year of the Ox
I think it was the thundering drums that reached into my chest and grabbed my heart into Tibetan Buddhism decades ago. The prayers spoke to me before I knew what the words meant. A year after taking refuge with HH Karmapa, the head of the Karma Kagyu lineage, I was granted permission to play the drum for the nightly Mahakala ceremonies.
By Dakota Lane5 years ago in Longevity

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THAT BURNING JUNE

Hair obsessed

Tangerine

Secrets of Woodstock

Solo year of the Ox

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