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Expertise: Tree Climber. And I can fly.
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Sunday, July 06, 2008

Currently Reading
Sleeping Woman (Carnegie Mellon Poetry)
By Herbert Scott
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         ...and they'll give us a talking to, cause they've got years of experience..

 

           Where a sofa cushion serves as a bed and the sacred little fan from tescos fends off all the undesirables with their unlikely attempts of mass delusion. The little ones run and chant in chorus and their footfalls can be heard for miles, even from over the ridges we've passed o so long ago. Here, there is very little need of direction and the colors all run against each other but, finding it too difficult to blend, simply slide away again. Sounds dive over the spires and under bridges nudging the rivers as they go, go , and then up again past the steeples and then gone. And the show of it all; the colors, the sounds, the very too old children stomping out such well practiced mannerisms, is quite fondly enjoyable for its time. Though, when the little ones have gone off home and the sounds quiet down to attractive whispers and the colors and their lights, fully inebriated, tuck themselves away somewhere out of reach, we, those that stay, find ourselves in a world of our own;

                "I can see you", she said.
                "And what of it", said he, and all the world new that in the darkness he smiled.
                " You seem happy, thats all. I like it", she replied.
                " I can't see a thing", he said, and they walked off together.


Monday, April 14, 2008

Currently Listening
Illinois
By Sufjan Stevens
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   I am so glad that this semester is almost over!
   I am kind of sad that this semester is almost over.

If I could give you a gift it would be the gift of awkward silences and the ability to create them whenever you
would want to.

 


Tuesday, February 12, 2008

Currently Listening
We Walked in Song
By The Innocence Mission
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the firmament

 

"why don't you just take care of it?"
"because, it's easier this way."

Here is when I lay on my back in the dry grass under summer's soulful sky
and my body itches cause I aint got no shirt on and I'm allergic to the ground, the air
the sky.
Here is my favorite of times, when, in between hot july days and warm august nights, I find myself in a colourless day. This is the world ruled by imaginative inventors, the musical business men, the poetic politicians.


Monday, January 28, 2008

Currently Reading
The Taming of the Shrew (The Pelican Shakespeare)
By William Shakespeare
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I am being held prisoner in a hospital.

 

        We feigned in the park
        under guttural high lit lights
        near'r the white ashen glade
        clove in mid birth.

         I fastened my mind
        and broke the footing branch
        on top of the little debbie treat.
        The ground can only be so low.


Saturday, January 12, 2008

Currently Reading
Return to the City of White Donkeys: Poems
By James Tate
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Mild winters go kindly with brokeness, such is a field without mockingbirds.



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