MEMORY is unexpected coloured things touching in your mind.

SEEING is when you realise you've been looking through dew instead of glass.

PEOPLE often turn their backs on you, but even their backs can be pretty.

LOVE is something you want to proclaim all over the sidewalks, even if it gets stepped on.

Oh, winter.

You are almost beautiful in your dewy cruelty.

Through the web of you, I can just make out the ladder against the apple tree.

I might climb it and pick the fruit that isn't there, if I had hands and feet.

If I wasn't such a sheep.

Trying

balance  n  1 an even distribution of weight enabling someone to remain upright or steady 2  stability of one's mind or feelings

"I'm trying, but it's very hard."

off  adv  1 away, at a distance  2 to be removed or separated

(turn around)

"I'm trying, but it's very hard."

poetry in vancouver (part III)

Turn off.

Welcome / ?em'i

Casting shadows.

You live fast like light.

Van'tastic.

poetry in vancouver (part II)

I am.

The words don't fit.

We were rich people by having all that.

poetry in vancouver

What people are.

If you don't like wearing shoes all that much.

Hello, sky!

Have fun!

Evacuate.

Tread lightly.

Oo la la.

Where to graze your unicorns.

Be gone!

Just for the ladies.











All pictures taken at the Home Sweet Home installation, The Cultch, Vancouver

animals at night

Piggywinkle. (An orphan.)

Un chat ceramique.

Hideous "SmilePeople"

Love / love / love.

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.