There is so much. All this space, this space inside. Unfocused outlines. Visual thoughts that haunting keeping me here. And there.
An orange doric column. A wool dress. Black mane thick standing straight the sidewalk smiling a beauty admired and despised. The concave slope of dense shoulders persisting tforward.
-- le 7, 9 24 avril 2010
Showing posts with label loss. Show all posts
Showing posts with label loss. Show all posts
Tuesday, April 6, 2010
me here And there
Labels:
autobiography,
family,
grief,
identity,
language,
loss,
love,
memory,
mother,
mourning,
place,
sense memory,
synesthesia
Saturday, January 9, 2010
never more alive or alone
never more alive or alone
where ever you have been
long since gone
gone way back
when far far singing
no good thing ever dies
take it with me when i go.
never more alive or alone
i wear the faces of grass
when the night stains
bones and hands smile.
what you love is yours
eight walls
in a yellow home
a mantle remains
in a house on a street
blood roses flame each summer
take it with me when i go.
---9 january 2010
maxime
where ever you have been
long since gone
gone way back
when far far singing
no good thing ever dies
take it with me when i go.
never more alive or alone
i wear the faces of grass
when the night stains
bones and hands smile.
what you love is yours
eight walls
in a yellow home
a mantle remains
in a house on a street
blood roses flame each summer
take it with me when i go.
---9 january 2010
maxime
Labels:
beauty,
celebration,
existence,
family,
home,
joy,
life,
loss,
memory,
mortality,
nature,
nostalgia,
phenomenology,
relationships,
spirituality,
time
Saturday, September 26, 2009
Joseph Campbell
It is only by going down into the abyss
that we recover the treasures of life.
Where you stumble,
there lies your treasure.
The very cave you are afraid to enter
turns out to be the source of
what you were looking for.
- Joseph Campbell
that we recover the treasures of life.
Where you stumble,
there lies your treasure.
The very cave you are afraid to enter
turns out to be the source of
what you were looking for.
- Joseph Campbell
Labels:
grief,
Joseph Campbell,
loss,
mourning,
mythology,
pain,
spirituality
Saturday, July 4, 2009
Vermillion gape

Take me with vermillion words.
Cleave me.
I can take the weight.
An open violet gape wants to create.
I have enough inside.
I am not closing the cave door.
Cleave me.
I can take the weight.
An open violet gape wants to create.
I have enough inside.
I am not closing the cave door.
--le 5 juillet 2009
Labels:
body,
emotions,
loss,
mourning,
poésie,
poetry,
self-portrait,
sexuality,
souffrance,
text,
thoughts,
When is the time
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