can't see the end: July 2003 Archives

beyond words

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and i sat and felt the visual inspiration slipping away, either that or it was reshaped into something ugly, something about supplication without absolution, about wreckage without redemption, something wrong. and as it happened, a set of shuddery breaths grasped and then released me; i recognized them as the dry sobs which describe the search for release, when none is at hand anywhere near.

and i mourned without cause and ached in mourning and considered the impending morning with a modicum of dread and nothing else, unless vacancy means anything. and yes, i suppose it does. but it doesn't matter.

nothing does. implicit in this statement is of course that everything is mattering just a little too much, and i respond by setting whatever energy i have left against the matter at hand, wondering if that matters, though it is an idle and rhetorical sort of wonder at best.

and at worst, i find these times trying me and i wonder if will be found as woefully inadequate as i feel; a logical examination of the facts would indicate i will not, that in fact i will be honored as a worthy adversary before the ending begins the grim task of taking me down for the last time. not my last, of course.

and outside of myselves and one or two others is where this really begins not mattering; however understanding the insignificance of this teapot tempest does not mitigate the circumstances surrounding these words, beyond my control, yet of my own doing.

a bad, bad thing just happened.

it's hot today, and so i decided to wear this cute little floaty hippie shirt i have, which meant i finally had to mend the sleeve. so i sat down with the thread, and the needle, and ... well shit, how am i supposed to get this blasted ... damn thing's just too freakin' small i mean what the hell are they thinking *grumble*

and then i swear it, i hear: 'psst. hey. hey, over here'. i look over and there on the nightstand, are chris's reading glasses. i'm thinking no, no way.

but yeah. yeah. they really helped.

as empty as my head

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so i have this little zen garden. it's about 2 x 2 1/2 inches, mabye a half inch deep, and it has sand and three chunks of obsidian and a little teeny wooden rake thingy. i play with it all the time. i make little patterns in the sand with the little rake. but over the weekend, the sand totally settles and the patterns disappear.

welcome to the land of not getting a damn thing done.

nocturnal issues

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just this side of solstice the night arrives silky cool across all the skin i can bare and finally finally the damn day light goes and i am home in time and bathed in the particular way the bright waves fade and ebb from my periphery. somehow the music owns more space in the night time, have you noticed this?

there will be times i will abruptly leap to my feet or at least think about it and scowl expressively in a way that, without any unduly vocal announcements, makes it known that it frustrates me entirely that it would be perfect and figuring or at least suspecting that i am the only one realizing this and therefore it very well may never and excuse me but this is a major fucking loss on someone's part doncha think?

well i do.

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