Sunday, November 24, 2013
AMAZON
I dreamed of having children of my own.
The songs became lullabies.
Now my beloved is far away.
Thursday, March 21, 2013
EGYPT
there is a man on this bus - he has dreadlocks and a didgeridoo - he's going to visit his child - he is on parole - he's been hanging out - he doesn't like the way she's taking care of her.
Thursday, March 7, 2013
SCRIPT 72
I might've said something about that. I don't know. He's been talking about it. I think he'd do it.
We're planning on it. She's not happy here. She's not happy with her parents. She's not happy at school.
Why does it even matter?
Tuesday, February 19, 2013
UPSTATE
We are remodeling our house in Westchester. Previously it existed as a field of experience. Upon entering, you would inherently understand that you were in the house, and would be sheltered as such. To describe the overall sensation, I offer a thought experiment: close your eyes and picture the home of your grandparents, stopping to ponder and touch the objects and surfaces. The feeling of our home is much the same, except the impression of physicality comes naturally, and does not need to be conjured through intense concentration. But, as I said, it is hard to have regular visitors, and so we have decided to add imagery.
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
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