Catherine
as I breathe across my coffee on no ordinary winter’s day I decipher games that blizzards play revealed in noise, whipped by contrast uneven tempos, wilder still gusting rattles, dull inhospitable bites and I am... More »
Catherine
the seaweed keeps asking me questions “have you forgotten?” it simply inquires “take your time now, close your eyes you remember? do you see it?” but I’m lost in fatigue and distraction “we are just... More »
Catherine
a day of sticks and limbs galore uniform flotsam litters the world and I collect, sort and stack a vision of mindlessness the pace, the rhythm has a gentle hum the sun, blazes changes lifts... More »
Catherine
speak (tell me) what is shelter? do you need it? that wind (hear it) my cage is rattling weather’s fists throwing punches air coursing, wailing, whirling fatigue has left me motionless except for eyes, moist,... More »
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June 2009 
