Snowy Static
Sometimes I am compelled to speak
With nothing relevant to say
At other times, when I am alone with my thoughts
There is nothing but dead air
Like the snowy static you used to see
When the local television stations were signing off
Sometimes, there is simply nothing to say
I think I might like to have a day of snowy static
A day void of any intelligible thought
A day when the picture in my mind is a vast, desert-like
Span of empty space
Not to be confused with a quiet place to think
But truly a place absent of intention, purpose or relativity or thought
Imagine a place in time
Free from purpose, emotion, data and reality
A place that simply is…
Is it possible to achieve a state-of-mind?
A geological location, or a short term reality –
Where this very dialog has no value
I am not suggesting death or comatose
I don’t mean that bright light that calls out to you
Somewhere between here and eternity
I don’t mean anything morbid at all
In today’s vernacular, it might sound more like:
Pressing the pause button
Performing a reboot or a systemic fragmentation
A time-out from mental processing
Snowy Static
Wednesday, June 30, 2010
Wednesday, June 9, 2010
People are like my hands
People are like my hands
Some are content to rest
In the pocket of idleness
Resigned to useless twirling
And the finger games of unnecessary rest
Some are busy
Tasking and exacting
Feverishly executing
The mission of activity
Still some are callous and worn
Knotted in pain
Pressed on by what is yet to be gained
Some are content to rest
In the pocket of idleness
Resigned to useless twirling
And the finger games of unnecessary rest
Some are busy
Tasking and exacting
Feverishly executing
The mission of activity
Still some are callous and worn
Knotted in pain
Pressed on by what is yet to be gained
Tuesday, June 1, 2010
Sunday, May 2, 2010
Iron Man
It was Sunday afternoon. Sydney and I were at Borders Book Store Southpark, in the Seattle's Best Coffee Shop. Sydney had the Lemon Pound cake that she paid for with the money I gave her for cutting the grass. I never imagined she'd do it. The fact that we had a manual mower made it even more impressive...
I had the White Chocolate Macadamia Nut Cookie. Tracy stopped in briefly, after a time of shopping for "Vintage" furniture. I shared my cookie, but I am afraid I wasn't very happy to do so.
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