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A year of fragmentary writing

Daily Archives: June 25, 2007

June 25, 2007 by admin

I feel my diaphragm, it wants to contract. It wants to lift up and pull in. It wants to furl up like an umbrella.

Posted in body, description
Tagged metaphor, stomach
June 25, 2007 by admin

I see a caret, arrow, circumflex.
I see accents aigu and grave.
I see tomorrow but only in my mind.
I see the table and the paper.
I see vigor. I see sunlight.

Posted in description, imagination, mind, objects
Tagged paper, punctuation, sight, sun, table, tomorrow
June 25, 2007 by admin

I see a flimsy tissue, leaves printed on one side and a small saying on the other. Inserted into envelopes. Like bank deposits, or like cookie envelopes. Anything. Or in a stack of slips, withdrawal or deposit, anything.

Posted in art, description, imagination, objects
Tagged envelope, financial, paper, poetry, project
June 25, 2007 by admin

No need to drink this latté. No need to say “doppio.”

Posted in description, food, language
Tagged coffee, desire, Italian
June 25, 2007 by admin

Fabric rent. I want a shibori jacket.

Posted in fragment, imagination, objects
Tagged clothes, desire
June 25, 2007 by admin

No tears today.
Today no tears.

Posted in feelings, poetic
Tagged crying, today
June 25, 2007 by admin

I feel a curvature in my stomach, a sensation preceding tears.

Posted in body, description, feelings
Tagged crying, stomach
June 25, 2007 by admin

I complain.

Posted in description, self
Tagged aversion, behavior
June 25, 2007 by admin

Yellowstone.

Posted in description, memory, travel
Tagged place, Yellowstone
June 25, 2007 by admin

Somewhere there is quiet there is desert, there are trails. Somewhere there is dust warming in the early sunlight. Somewhere hares are twitching, coyotes scratching, sage brush glowing scented in the air. Somewhere.

Posted in description, econotes, imagination
Tagged animal, desert, plant, silence, sun, trail
June 25, 2007 by admin

june 25, 2007

I will only be here for five minutes.

Posted in narrative, writing
Tagged time

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