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Tag Archives: Poetry
Transit
From the series, Japan Poems. All these arrivals and departures gauged to give edges and form to the prevailing plot twists and turns of our lives– In self-made labyrinths we wander, and lose ourselves repeatedly, if only to encode marked … Continue reading
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Tagged japan, kyoto, poem, Poetry, station, street photography, transit, travel
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The Hours
From the series, Japan Poems. Outside the station monotony finds solace in ritual want mated to vagrancy and hours slow burned.
Posted in photography, Poetry
Tagged hours, japan, niigata, niigata station, poem, Poetry, street photography, teen spirit, youth
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In Our Solitude
From the series, Japan Poems. Fasting on solitude and wordless want, waiting for the next far thing to arrive, to cede distances to an intimately engraved haunt– In dreams begin the cutting of our losses, only to see them return … Continue reading
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Tagged bandai bridge, bridge, crossings, japan, night scenes, poem, Poetry, shinano river, solitude
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Cinema
From the series, Japan Poems. At night’s softest lyrical edge, dreams, untethered, come and go lightly. The cinema of our lives projected as a mutable course of flickering images, a tenure of opiate bewitchment, so soon fading.
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Tagged japan, moon river, night, nightscape, niigata, poem, Poetry, street photography
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Nocturne
From the series, Japan Poems. A gentle beckon, and softly blurred invitation to disappear– No words necessary as you drift along the gauzy lines of a nocturne, so soon to fade, so near to dreaming within worlds quietly lost.
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Tagged echigo, japan, night walk, niigata, nocturne, poem, Poetry, train station
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Tenor
From the series, Japan Poems. Given over to the immaculate tedium of dreaming, to spells of cherished solitude, notes are passed in silence, while absence swells the heart to fondest proportions and muted nostalgia.
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Tagged cafe, furumachi, gallery, niigata, photography, Poetry, timeless
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Teem
From the series, Japan Poems In the lotus pond, ripples and respite echo in sync– Romance tenders its wake.
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Tagged bamboo forest, japan, kyoto, lotus pond, photography, poem, Poetry
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Forest
From the series, Japan Poems. We enter forests at the liminal risk of time lost to the vagrancies of dreaming and silence of choir– Engendered by echoes and bated tense we move on at the mercy of mirrorless haunt.
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Tagged bamboo forest, forest, interior, japan, kyoto, poem, Poetry
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Elegy
From the series, Japan Poems At the rooted center and trembling wake of this elegant haunted universe symmetry and chorus call upon us intimately as first and last witnesses emptying out to the grief and cherish of every taken breath … Continue reading
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Tagged bamboo forest, breath, death, japan, kyoto, landscape, life, poem, Poetry, symmetry, trees
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