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Category Archives: photography
As You Desire
Free from staid context, and the fragile lull of fate, she had come a long unmapped way to create a new set of illusions by which to set and frame her course. (Photo by Cindy Sherman)
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Tagged cindy sherman, film still, John Biscello, photography, poem, this girl's life
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Gone Again
Under a sunstreaked tree, rough bark against skin, texture of a stolen kiss— She was touched, and saddened too, that these days it was her ghost who did most of her living for her, amidst the brackish ebb and flow … Continue reading
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Tagged cindy sherman, film still, John Biscello, photography, Poetry, the past
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The Mission
There were places she hadn’t been, wilds within that had escaped her gravely silent stalking. A fuse had been lit. Concentration was required. And stillness. The kind of stillness that would bring her face to face with the deeply unremembered … Continue reading
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Tagged cindy sherman, film still, John Biscello, photography, Poetry, quest
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Neo-Realism
There was something about a white telephone, unringing, that made her think of tightly wound spirals of cigarette-smoke in Italian films, or poorly lit hotel rooms where actresses played to the pall of their silence and wanting. Any moment now, … Continue reading
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Tagged cindy sherman, film still, John Biscello, neo-realism, photography, poem
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Want Ad
After one year, one month, and two days, what she called her unsentimental education, she understood the city to be both a cryptic boneyard and high-rise projection which excluded her from any real contact. God, how she loved holding it … Continue reading
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Tagged cindy in the city, cindy sherman, John Biscello, photography, Poetry, rear screen projection
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Welcome to the Terrordome
She remembered how her friend used to say fear was an acronym for False Evidence Appearing Real. Another one she had come across— Fuck Everything and Run. She was, at present, beyond the scope and warrant of both acronyms. Real … Continue reading
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Tagged b horror, cindy sherman, John Biscello, photography, Poetry, rear screen projection
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Gusty Winds May Exist
Gusty Winds May Exist. This was the sign I saw on the highway when driving back from Albuquerque. Gusty Winds May Exist. Which, speculatively insinuates, they may also not exist. A climate conundrum and barometric riddle to challenge everything you thought you knew about … Continue reading
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Tagged ballad of the cuckoos, cindy sherman, indie cinema, John Biscello, photography, Poetry, riot material, wind-surfing
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Pressure Cooker
Sometimes the last straw was a torn grocery bag while several cracked eggs bled yolk onto the floor and you heard his key in the front door and the blackening notion that any one of the pans would do the … Continue reading
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Tagged cindy sherman, domestic living, John Biscello, kitchen, photography, untitled film still
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Room to Spare
At a lighted remove, she coerces solitude into a tender rapport with her barest haunt. (Photo by Cindy Sherman)
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Tagged cindy sherman, John Biscello, open door, photography, poem, the room, untitled film still
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Looking Without
The simplest means to revelation, and perhaps revolution, was to stay away from mirrors and the masks which justified their glaring reproof. (Photo by Cindy Sherman)
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Tagged cindy sherman, John Biscello, mirror mirror, photography, poem, untitled film still
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