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Thursday, November 30, 2006





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November 30, 2006

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I call this one, looking right ahead, nonstop

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November 30, 2006

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I call this one, how happy you have made me, oh.






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Monk-e-mail

Sunday, November 26, 2006



Possibly the best messenger tool to send your awkward statements.



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November 26, 2006

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Memory Loss and past found

Sunday, November 19, 2006


Sometimes, when the moon swings a smile, I look back on myself and disagree

"You can dress me up in distortion and push me with feedback. The wall will BE standing anyways."

When the moon is gone and all I have is a star, a map and its key, I see light between my fingers.
(I’ll be Anonymous Known, wearing all the letters. A mirror like a shift between haste and hijacking. Ready or not. I am a pirate angel. You have no proof that I am. You have no proof that I am not.)

The rare occasion is when the X falls on your lap, without your call, without a sign, but maybe just a look or a thought. And no matter what your intention was, it all fits to a T. Does it mean timeless?

________________________



only heaven knows what heaven is

i found it in the forgotten

lost and found, slow simmer

there’s a book for the word

dramatics sugar coat the contents

bringing back the dynamics

of the blind beef cake of honor



character is not a way and death, not a melting pot.

Esperanto is the word of a nation of pain that creates a way to hope.



a speaker uses dangle words

tangles like rings on the ears

to burn and pressure the heart

into peace

the word rings

to turn like

flowers to the sun

open and close

towards new sound

words fuel a new speaker

tangle of the dangle in motion

out the mouth like a sewing machine!



I’m the speakers parody



battery of creating terms to describe ordinary language

lost

a proselyte germinating in the mouth of a giant

the pass is the life memory of the battery

outgrowing the disguise
of an uncomfortable pattern




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The above was written years ago.

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November 19, 2006



Emptiness

Saturday, November 18, 2006


New Home High: When we walked in, the sweet openness just glowed with acceptance. The possibilities were endless, leaving us to imagine all the good times we were going to spend there. I remember when my place was empty. I laid face up on the floor, taking in the freedom with every breath. 

Make your space. Make yourself, fully and realize what that means. 

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November 18, 2006

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Set the ray to astro

Wednesday, November 15, 2006



Everybody knows what it’s like to create an artistic moment or a so-called artistic moment because its really just heightened humanism. It's just a heightened human language. If you've spent a night making love, you know exactly what it means. To strip your ego down where you were *there*, expressing your self, wordlessly, collaborating on a moment that has an energy about it that is replenishing or even completely inspirational in a way you could have never imagined.



I mostly agree. I don't know that creativity is a heightened state of being as much as it is another desire and means for the inner to connect with the outter.

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November 15, 2006

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“All the World’s a Marketing Opportunity”

Monday, November 13, 2006



I know I have been quiet these past posts (we measure in posts here, no?), but this one will make-up for the silence. Unless you enjoyed it, then it might be just a nice change of pace.

The things we do for friends: Having missed the last get together, friday night I walked into the old bingo hall on Papineau. The pictures I could have taken… it was an awesome sight. I was teleported to the golden age of imperial splendor. When I greeted my friends those sitting in the surrounding pews hushed me as they listened for their numbers to be announced. Lotto-Québec transmitting its odds and colours on every screen, the enthusiasts scanned their three or four pages of fate for the winning combination. What took me by surprise is that the competition wasn’t contained within these walls, the host announced wins from across the province, which was of course transmitted on every screen of the network. On some kind of Sharpie kick, I exited with what I had come in with... plus five peoples.

On my way to the restaurant, I crossed paths with Nancy, my x-x-"sister-in-law". We mostly recognized eachother before cleary seeing eachother. She was still the same laughing girl I knew back then. I never saw here frown. Not once. We "hey"ed and gave eachother the gist of our respective present situations. When I asked how he was she answered with state then event. Good, he's a dad. At that point, two seconds filled up with flashes of my relationship with him and ended with the reason. That's great, I answered, picturing him happy. Then I went this way with mine and she went that way with hers.

Saturday, after listening to CBC’s The Age Of Persuasion I sent out to buy some bread and soymilk. I didn’t particularly want to, but I had pushed the task to the last crumb and drop. I took my umbrella and my hot shopping sack and walked to the nearest natural foods store (which is fortuitously only fifteen minutes away). I made a mental note walking down my street to buy waterproof footwear.

I lay on a futon bed. When I moved in to this place, I had it made to my liking. The first thing it had to be was très comfortable. After testing matress after matress, I found mine and it was worth the $800 cash I paid for it. I have no problem sleeping on the futon, on the bus, in a car, on a bench... waking up is my issue. For me, sleep is the better second life. I connect smoothly, anywhere, at any time and I manifest my self in ways that I could never achieve on a pc. Dream of dreams.... but that's another story.

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November 13, 2006

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A light scratch

Sunday, November 12, 2006



$o.42


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November 12, 2006

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La plus sûre

Tuesday, November 07, 2006


La plus sûre manière de paralyser l'individu est de lui faire croire qu'il peut embrasser l'univers d'un clin d'oeil.
[Jean-Edern Hallier]

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November 07, 2006



Laboratory Procedures

Sunday, November 05, 2006




the leak from her window
drifts to bite
on her toes

fleeting ink
from his love
she slips on

lock and key
no stake so low
not an answer posed
in firelight
memories off

bleak and open
the undertow
hushing treasures
pushed on the floor
breath and echo
breath and echo

the leak from her window
drifts to bite
on her toes

keep her on
line and sink
her bottle mouth
hushing treasures posed
on the fireplace
memories of

fleeting ink
from his love
she slips on

the leak from her window
drifts to bite
keeps her on


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November 05, 2006

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Artist link



by Su Blackwell:


Magnolia 2004

(click image for her website)


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November 05, 2006

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La sirena, el mástil

Saturday, November 04, 2006


It has been a crazy week. I don’t know if I can write a proper entry. There is so much going on behind my eyes right now.

First, everything looks like winter already. The tint of sunlight that slowly hits my paper blinds in the morning. The smell of cold wet leaves barely freezing together at 4 in the afternoon, when the sun sets. This marks the period when all I want to do is roll over and hide. Nothing makes sense anymore. I leave my blinds down and try to make the best of it inside. Because out there, all there is left is supersized superficial purchasing opportunities. Pumpkins are still smiling under dangling wired lighting. There’s an abundance of red attacking innocent people who just want to go home. Conversations about gifts and party dresses will haunt most public areas along with other stress-related issues such as climate change and scientific truth.

Every year I usually go off and tell unsuspecting acquaintances how the holiday season is just crank and pull. All the fuss over what is not the iconic lore they used to know is misspent time and energy. The icy holiday season is now the summum of the dollar symbol. It’s all about people feeling obliged and abiding to a school of thought that they don’t even try to comprehend. And on and on.

But this year will be different. My little cousin came up with this great idea to make presents this year. Actually using our hands and imagination to create something singular and personal. I like that thought. And because of her, I’ve been thinking about winter and how difficult it is for me to feel alive through it and realized that maybe that is why the holidays are what they are today. Winter would be very drab without the big lights of celebration shining over grey doorways. Maybe somewhere along the way the reason got shot for something else but if the reason was for people to be brought together in order for them to not be depressed and alone then who am I to frown upon it? I just wish it was clearer that family affairs like Christmas celebrations are not about stuff (and keeping receipts for stuff and regifting stuff) but about peoples.

Peoples like you and I... that sit in front of computer screens thinking about stuff that isn’t material. Peoples. Yes, I like saying Peoples. (Does Peoples make me look dumb?) Peoples are not dollars. Oh nice, snowflakes...


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