To hazard a guess ( Read more... )

"You've been here for weeks. Out in the open but hiding ( Read more... )

It is not a current to be coerced or curtailed. It is the subtle influence of a moon upon oceans. With the right gentle shrug, words flow and with the harsh emotional gravitational shift the typhoon hits but then recedes. You gain waves of touching thoughts and a swirling lingering connection to the tidepools, but then you are met with the ( Read more... )

The wind is rising and it rattles like rain. The trees talking tonight; the scrape of the leaves singing just a bit.

I wish I could help more. I suppose it's selfish to find internal despair in response to others' problems, but I wish the heart on my arm could transfer meaning and intent and comfort and calm to those around me.

Oh to assert the power. All the wont and the wanting, all the love and the loathing, all the pulsing desire and palsied decaying ( Read more... )

All interaction is at some level us inflicting ourselves upon one another. Interrupting the static; we hope that it ends up being for a positive result but it is nonetheless a scarring. Either worthwhile like the inflammation and healing of a joint or negative like...a removal of presence and purpose ( Read more... )

There is a debt between us. This pull and push of worth and care; of meaning and meaning and meaning ( Read more... )

I've never in my life had what I would describe as a quiet moment ( Read more... )

In the most brazen of outreaches contradictorily within our grasp; we try to define that which we can't know. The hope and the guess. The fear and the fancy. We stare into chaos to pluck out wonder and we build our stories with willful assertion ( Read more... )

Every story is at some point a joke. At the end a lesson learned and mocked or a hollow horror that can only be matched in absurdity by inappropriate and usually misguided chuckling. We retell our days and our years and our pains and our passions and there is, at the end, the same necessary terminal response: laughter ( Read more... )