throwback: 1998: reflecting pool
If ever there were a man…
words. music.
If ever there were a man…
We’ve all, at some well-remembered time in our lives, had a heart condition that came close to killing us…
Against all my heart has loved I hold a difference and a debt
she slapped him
Strange does fit the recluse, dresses up a bit the riddle of it.
Not all fights are with fists.
He slunk as he whispered it: “Don’t do this.”
“There is something about this picture,” she penned…
No legend came by it ignobly
It was a rickety rack and a rook at risk, all chess to be checkmated, I swear.
Give me the prick of suffering, then.
Are clouds good for skipping stones? I’d like to know…
Your salted instance, a glinting bastion.
It starved me then. So I ate from it twice.
Maybe you’ve never seen a man lose his hope in the smoke…
Let me be…more than that bitter-root wine.
Maybe it doesn’t matter if you do right.
Leave me to live on your ceiling and, between us, well enough alone.
Happiness, I swear…
More music…
To what sunset should I sweat-lay the rail?
Jazzy Lou would be a song
the gulls would sing…
It rhymes its rack-and-ruin rise to the hope in my glacé eyes.
Read me with a genuine desire to see me.
It’s been a little too quiet in here…
Originally posted on WINDSTREWN:
In myriad ways, now and since, I’m less a formidable force than then, When I was…
Hope bore you home and when you came, mystery fell and broke open wide.









































