the day after judgement day

every footsteppe maketh a haloe in the sande

the lens has a crack in the shape of a star

Q: What do you see with your third eye?

A: Something sad and lovely.

Q: How can you call that "sad and lovely"?

A: Fallor, ergo sum.

hands / feet

Foot star, accidental.

The rare and cunning sombrero-mirror trick.

Sometimes you think you will come home to dirty dishes, and you find this instead.

YES BIRD (SCRAPS)

(yes bird)

(banana cup)

(teeth)

(nouns)

(adjectives)

(not an adjective)













(tension)

IZZIE'S GIFT

Izzie's gift.

Izzie's gift that night.

Izzie's gift the next day.

Izzie's gift five days later, in pieces.

rain

I think it's stopped raining!

mu-umIwanttogoback

Oh - it's raining again.

A Building Site Is A Place Of Angles

Sometimes when I see "palace" written down, I think it says "place"

and sometimes, it is the other way around.

Seeing continents in the sawdust,

beauty in the barrows,

making walls out of windows

and windows out of walls.

And sometimes, catching a glimpse of something in the rafters -- something with wings.

Walls I have met

Joshua Bellamy Smith. His eyes are either blue, grey-blue, grey-brown or purple. He likes to sprawl about on the weekends reading books about boarding school.

Mrs Blanche Delaney. Her six daughters all play the piano competently. Every monday morning, she presses their identical school uniforms with lemon-scented starch.

Ms Adelay paints her fingernails lilac. Her husband is always wondering, How did she get so many fingernails?

Kerry is fifteen years old and can't wait to leave home.

Poor John Rackman, down on his luck. He used to tape up his cracks, but now he doesn't care. Children scrape their sticks along his shins as they walk to the corner dairy, to buy spearmint suckers and ice creams as big as their heads.

We were just hanging around the house

exclaiming over everything

Isn't light pretty!

Yes, it is so pretty

and pretty when it falls

and pretty when it's fallen.

Just because they call it a wreath, that doesn't make it a wreath.

Flamenco rhythm. You can clap it as your walk to work.

Here's lookin' at you, Top.

Can anyone say what is actually happening here?

Twenty-some years old and still afraid of the dark. Good thing we have rocket ships, and it is only a quarter past seven.