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We Both Know

 



We Both Know (douglas brent smith)


you’ve been hurt i’ve been hurt, too   

everyone’s hurt you know it’s true   

we build ever taller walls    

and hope someday that they might fall    

   

you tell your truth, i start the chase   

you throw another beer in my face   

i think there must be something more to this   

   

we try and miss and try again   

we don’t need labels but we’re more than friends   

you don’t need to tell anyone and   

i don’t need to tell anyone but   

i think you know what i think you already know   

   

you’ve been free and i’ve been free   

let’s unlock this mystery   

you be you and i’ll be me   

this is us we both agree   

and i think we know what we both know   

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Note to Self 20230423

If you keep working your craft you will be amazed at how much you've learned and how much more there is yet to learn. -- doug smith  

Density

  Density by Douglas Brent Smith

Back Inner Cover

  Back Inner Cover of Journal #33, Life In Progress, by Douglas Brent Smith, A collage that's not exactly a typical collage. It's what I often do with the back inner covers of my journals -- simply randomly put stickers, stamps, name tags, and other sticky objects. 

Gears of Joy

  Gears of Joy, collage by Douglas Brent Smith This is page 305 of Journal #33, Life in Progress. 

Page 309

 Page 309 from Journal #33, Douglas Brent Smith

Charged and Ready

 Charged and Ready -- sketch by Douglas Brent Smith Notes: This sketch was a bit light so I did go over it again with a marker on 23 May, 2026 but it is truly from 1 December 1998. If that seems like a long time ago to you, we agree on that.

Why Gamble?

The less we make our world look like a casino the better off we'll be. -- Doug smith Notes: Just for fun, I added this collage. It is not a casino.   

All At Once with Trap Doors

  All At Once with Trap Doors, mixed media by Douglas Brent Smith

She Could Juggle Anything

  She Could Juggle Anything, sketch by Douglas Brent Smith, from Journal #34, Mission Control.  Juggling is dancing. Objects join in the dance. Sometimes you control those objects, sometimes those objects appear to control you. The illusion is part of the fun.

New Ocean

  New Ocean -- sketch by Douglas Brent Smith, 1999, from Journal #33, Life In Progress.