Apple Threads. Holding Past and Present

Apple Threads explores a mother’s relationship with her newly adult son through poetry. The past and the present, self and other, are encountered through a non-binary lens. The poem is contextualised personally and alongside theoretical conceptualisations that privilege a relational, material and process ethico-onto-epistemology. This work hopes to evoke and provoke a thinking, doing and being differently. Significant relationships with loved ones who have died or who are no longer infants/toddlers/children, remain vibrant and agential in our present experiencing.