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Category Archives: Uncategorized
A Moveable Feast
From the series, Japan Poems. In search of lost time, in a realm of sea changes– Your last step, your first.
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Tagged haiku, japan, lost time, poem, portrait, sado island, sea changes, sky
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Idle
From the series, Japan Poems. Green tea, summer rain– Elements to contemplate in savored idle.
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Tagged green tea, haiku, hotel, idle, minshuku, poem, poem haiku, portrait, sado island
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Going
From the series, Japan Poems. In spaces between, we are supported to dream– Distance knows no bounds.
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Tagged clouds, dream, ferry, japan, niigata, poem, sado island, ship, sky, space
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Horizon
From the series, Japan Poems Every voyage is a first and last, an avid siren and amen to condensed passage– Heed the call of your heart’s holiest seethe and rapture, to know itself, uncharted, a trespasser braving the permeable furor … Continue reading
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Tagged .voyage, ferry, heart, japan, poem, Poetry, portrait, sado island, sea, sea of japan, ship
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Voyage
From the series, Japan Poems In reality every ship a ghost ship passing between lives.
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Tagged ferry, japan, niigata, poem, portrait, sado island, sea, ship, voyage
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Berth
From the series, Japan Poems. Repose commingled with distance is the dreamer’s stillest means to cargoless departure.
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Tagged dreamers, farmers, japan, niigata, park, Poetry, portrait, river, still life
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Foolproof
From the series, Japan Poems. It happened gradually, then suddenly– Starting with the last first step off cliff’s edge, followed by the syncing of descent to an upward arc– This is what fools do, betting on themselves each and every … Continue reading
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Tagged fool's wisdom, fools, japan, poem, Poetry, street photography, street scene, the fool, tokyo
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Sea Change
At a distance, sea changes, while the wind sings an elegy for the effaced.
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Keepers
Grief lies here like an insomniac thirsting for sleep. Like scissors dull to the touch of fate. We paper over grief its many wrecks its graying slates with torn pages. Forget me nots band aids christ sporting a porn stache. … Continue reading
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Tagged dead, grief, living, pages, Poetry, Prose, rites, word
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