Sunday, September 28, 2014



dog sisyphus



the dying butterfly


miss furbottom

i fancifully thought the american crows were talking to me. (they were talking about me.)

poignant days

pollen flower dance


raise your hand

ride the wild flower

sailing geomancy

the great willow in the sky

transmigration of souls

finished rosen's book on birding in the end of nature and there's good to be gleaned from it but it falls in it's limited vision, particularly regarding israel. some interesting stuff about birds though. and poet birds.



this fellow likes catfish. he says the goldfish from the ornamental garden escaped and live in the lagoon. i mention that they are set to poison all the fish and he says there was a boat out yesterday and they left some green stuff floating on the water. i hope they haven't started experimenting with poison. my beloved still swims. i think we just keep going, it's a poisoner's world we must inhabit, and we can't let them have the added victory on top of killing species of killing our spirit and joyous activity with terror.

















Saturday, September 27, 2014

so much of heaven has gone from earth. emily dickinson


i was born of a swamp they tried to drain in school 
building better birds


cant be had

dopamine reward

earthworms and birds

gemini dream torsos

human obsessed boundaries reprise

if it's something you won't miss it will remain. walt whitman


things popping up pretending to be new

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the best thing for us all to come undone like relax to the point of evanescence


the world cracked in my life, but it was an old crack

until you see they remain ghosts, and ghostlier when they vanish. on the genocide of species

war? why can't we just call it free trade of arms and their dissemination and discharge. i guess war is easier.



humans changed from animals yet retained their morphic genes