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Tag Archives: sea
Net Worth
Memory slips through one’s fingers, an aggrieved net unable to hold sea or time. Everything floats by and through as intangible, ephemeral. How to achieve fluency and accuracy of memory, of memory loss? I do not know. … Continue reading
Sea Change
Excerpt from my recently completed novel, Worlds Last Imagined. This fragment is a meditation upon the tenuous and subjective relationship between memory and fiction: She stood at a distance, imagining her daughter there, playing. She saw how her daughter lit … Continue reading
Cause of Light
She stood at a distance, imagining her daughter there, playing. She saw how her daughter lit up with glee when she was near the sea, or scampering along the shoreline, collecting shells, poking holes in the mud with a stick, … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Prose
Tagged childhood, Dancing, grief, light and shadow, mother and duahgter, past present future, poem, Prose, purge, release, sea, shoreline blues
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Titanic
A voyage into the time-haunted unknown, a love story casting two alone as wreckmates aboard a sinking ship in a salacious sea of bop consciousness.
Posted in Audio, Poetry, Prose, Video
Tagged consciousness, love story, novel in progress, ocean, odyssey, Poetry, Prose, sea, vision quest, voyage
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Mirror
From the series, Japan Poems. At a distance, daughter falls in love with the sea’s lacy fringes and shoreline’s bubbling secrets, while her mother holds up the sky as an undivided mirror, in which every chanced glimmer is hosted and … Continue reading
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Tagged daughter, japan, mother, niigata, poem, portrait, sea, sea of japan, sky, vigil
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Moments
From the series, Japan Poems. Boy, bedazzled by the sea’s opaline crush, Mother, in the sand-softened throes of respite, holding tenderest vigil, to recognize life’s sweetest ease in passing.
Proof
From the series, Japan Poems. On the day the sky cracked the superimposed pageant and illusory facade of the world without its set design and painted surface gave way to the verdict and inalienable proof of choral pools of black … Continue reading
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Tagged document, illusion, japan, maya, niigata, poem, Poetry, sea, sea of japan, sky, worlds within
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Ferry
From the series, Japan Poems. Aboard the ferry, man dreams he is a sea gull– Above, clouds wonder.
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Tagged clouds, dreams, ferry, haiku, japan, poem, portrait, sado island, sea, sea gull
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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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