This is a rather abraded subject for me, in which I will somewhat obscurely write about it on this very public medium. In considering my life, it has been made unwarrantably and undesirably public, so why not continue in the same fashion?
Thursday’s tears erupted after washing my face and taking off the smeared mascara around [...]
Entries from May 2009
May 29, 2009
Thursday’s Tears
May 27, 2009
Misery Needs A Husband
My best or maybe infamous (depending on the viewer) misery expression. Enjoy.
(photo by TheLongbrake)
May 25, 2009
Damn You, Desire (overly used word)
Desire. As much as you and I have written poems, ponderings, and posts (think BackStreet Boys) about the D word and as much as you and I have wished for a different word to express this deep, soulful, exhilarated quaking other than the D word–it’s still the D word. Desire. He or she is an [...]
May 21, 2009
The Artistry of Mania
One night I had a conversation with an ex-air force man or pilot or militant, eh? Whatever the technical term is for one who was in the air force, well, he, the best man in my wedding, and I were discussing the creative process.
Josh, the one who flew and flies noted, after we watched a documentary on [...]
May 18, 2009
I See A Darkness
This is a Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy song and it is sheer goodness…
Jay introduced it to me and we listen and love more because of this song.
We thought of dancing our first marital dance to this song, but, well, we don’t want to scare Grandma.
It is a gritty, honest, and resounding song.
…I see your darkness and [...]
May 7, 2009
Theological Performance Art
Performance Art- non-theatrical, revolving around body, space, and time
Theological Mosaic- a theology course addressing a vast plane of concepts, theologians, eras, divinity, the text etc.
Final Paper in conjunction with creative project- the Eucharist; the local, universal, inclusive, movement of God towards humanity
Thoughts expressed prior to piece- Performance Art has a skeletal structure that the artist [...]
May 3, 2009
C’mon, Dosey-Do
You have a cardboard box.
With tape still on it,
as you recently tore it open.
Now, as I am invited into exchanges of
many words both heavy and feathered,
I see the light brown box with miasmas of
empty warehouses and utilitarian goods creep out.
And with precise, subtle movements you
begin to maneuver it around my language.
In which, the flesh of it [...]