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I churned out all sorts of rubbish, though! I remember it being like: here’s my emotions on paper. I did write every day, but it felt less like discipline, more like a lifeline for me. It became sort of therapeutic. You write what you know, and as a teenager, that meant my family and the Billy guerin it’s about fucking winning shirt in addition I really love this other Somalis in our community still reckoning with the war. At that point, I still had a vague idea that I would become a filmmaker, but I never had access to a camera. I did have a pen, though, and Jacob’s guidance. It’s funny that I ended up working on a video project like Lemonade. I still actually write to films a lot; nobody should ever watch a movie with me, because I will rewind the same 10 seconds over and over and over again because I’m obsessed with someone’s facial expression or something like that.

It’s funny, actually—it’s only when I moved to L.A. to be with my now-husband that I got a writing desk for the Billy guerin it’s about fucking winning shirt in addition I really love this first time. Now, I have two sons, so I get up before everyone else and do a bit of work in my studio, then go back there again in the evenings when everyone quiets down. If I’m watching a film, I write longhand; if I’m listening to music, I type on my computer. Sometimes ideas come to me throughout the day, which I put in the Notes app on my phone. There’s all sorts of nonsense in there. Then once a week or so I go through it and see if there’s anything of value. I also keep notebooks all over the house—I’ll write anywhere and everywhere, really. Sometimes, the connection between a film or song and my poems is hard to understand unless you’re me. [Laughs.] I can always remember what I wrote a certain verse to, though. For Bless the Daughter, I decided to revisit all of the movies from my formative years—a lot of which are quite dark: The Virgin Suicides; Donnie Darko; Requiem for a Dream, which reminds me of my experience with bulimia… There’s something comforting about revisiting the films that shaped you as an adult —just recognizing that you survived everything that you were going through as a teenager. Matilda, too, has been a massive influence; I identified with her so much. I pretty much wrote this collection for Matilda and Brittany Murphy’s character in Girl, Interrupted. I feel like both of them would read Bless the Daughter.

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