Return To Maraqopa
simple assemblage using 2 images of which I'm now not sure from where I pulled
Now that you're home you can finally lay down,
Little has changed with the weight of the rain,
It is too hot here, words are not needed
On and on.
Damien Jurado, Return to Maraqopa
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Meet Me Here At Dawn
The empty tank is us
Expired milk is us
This is a test of trust
Better meet me here at dawn
Hop the wooden fence
Run past the sleeping hens
If you had any sense
You'd meet me here at dawn
Find the memory
erase it from your mind
just give it up
Our friends and family
will all get left behind
we'll give them up
I'm gone as light is shot
whether you come or not
I think you know you ought
To meet me here at dawn
Find the memory
confront it like a crime
Beat it up
Your clothes and precious things
will all get left behind
Give them up
Forget the painful past
Let go of all you grasp
This is the last I'll ask
To meet me here at dawn
LISTEN: Meet Me Here At Dawn; Cass McCombs // images via pinterest • • •
Reflection —
Inside this house called me, I live
trying, trying, trying to learn to give
I've taken much that never was mine
But baby I do my best
And baby I will confess
I've committed love and other crimes
— Lee Hazlewood, Love And Other Crimes
what will i write here and why
Raymond Meeks, Cabbage White Folio (link)
Raymond Meeks
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here, a new spot to share: art, design, photographs, music, thought. work and life; process and progress; things i've found, things i'd like to be able to find later; some things i'd like to remember.
a public record
of exercises, ideas, experiences;
evidences of life and living in the middle west
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thank you
for being here
Time is the school
In which we learn
Time is the fire
In which we burn
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Delmore Schwartz
work or images here are either my own or noted otherwise
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