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Tropisms

My tropisms are motions plucked out of the commonplace notions of everyday abstract life. Some are just an attempt at motion and nothing further.
This heading is Inspired by a Nathalie Sarraute title.

Tropisms / Maybe, maybe, it doesn’t matter

November 20, 2019Lo'uLeave a comment

It is late at night. It is cold outside. K has nowhere to go. L has nowhere to be. Maybe we wait for the end of days.

K: Maybe, maybe no one cares about you. Maybe no one cares about you.

L: maybe you’re a liar, maybe you are right. Continue reading →

Tropismsabstract, friendship, life, night, play, poetry, winter

Tropisms / Hometown Tomorrow

November 10, 2019November 10, 2019Lo'uLeave a comment

And it continued on a phone call.

K: I be coming home tomorrow, please be there.

S: you be coming home tomorrow? after eight years be?  Continue reading →

Tropismsabstract, conversation, family, home, life, play, poetry, reunion

Tropisms / K runs into S

February 6, 2018November 10, 2019Lo'uLeave a comment

On her way back from dance practice, K. comes across a recently made friend, S.

“Hi, what have you been up to?” S. inquires of K. as soon as they are within speaking distance. Continue reading →

Tropismsconversation, dance, society

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Walking around together / I hope we walk the same

Walking around together / I hope we walk the same

Walking around together, I hope we walk the same. Darkness will come, in this dream and weather. This city, Is where I’ll dig my grave. The breeze and twisters, falling trees and flowers, Rolling heaps of dried leaves and broken brooms and rakes walk behind me. I hope we walk the same.

I thought you would be kinder

I thought you would be kinder

I thought you would be kinder. In my dream, I watched you sleep, Dreaming of me where I lived; You watched me dream of shadows and sounds, their shapes and matter; Won’t you wake me up? If you dreamt of me, I would spring to my feet And pinch your shoulders. I would think of […]

K runs into S

K runs into S

On her way back from dance practice, K comes across a recently made friend, S, “Hi, what have you been up to?” S inquires of K as soon as they are within speaking distance. “Not much,” replies K. “Just back from dance practice.”

Untitled, 5×4.5″, acrylic on cardboard

Untitled, 5×4.5″, acrylic on cardboard

What does it even mean? It’s a thing you say just to keep them quiet. It’s the thing you do to curb the uprising. It’s a way you talk to hide the problem. It’s the finger you raise to change the subject. The thing you do to scale the protest. The signs you don’t see, […]

Monochrome Manifestation, Mixed media, 5×4.5”

Monochrome Manifestation, Mixed media, 5×4.5”

A monochrome manifestation of blood and blues, orange and yellows, curves and subtle triangles. What can you love in times like these?

In My Days

In My Days

In my days, The modest mind isn’t a mind; It isn’t one sought for words; It isn’t one with thoughts extolled. In my days, the quiet mind isn’t a mind. The humble one is invisible, Unpraised and unsought; Unwelcome, unvirtuous, In my days, the humble one is the fool. And when words scream from reason; […]

Hard Worker

Hard Worker

We see you Every breaking day With the pulse Of a torn heart; beating on. Every aching day With the neurons Of a worn mind; thinking on. And the endless work, With counting hours Of sitting still and writing off. Caffeine in blood, Heaven in sight; If the lamp stays on Night never comes.

For the land, I lament

For the land, I lament

Oh for man’s own land I lament. These few months, these last days Watching how blatantly we devour the earth; How to money-blinded minds the oceans wail, How the old flesh of the past today burns out in pipes, choke, and black sadness, Dying again; first by nature, now by our hands.

Dying Star, Shining Angel

Dying Star, Shining Angel

I am not a dying star dear friend, I am already gone. Still going; Moved on from your gracious sight; Tell them; yours and mine; tell them; You are the special one and not I; You are from heaven’s road, Not I. My wings, weak orbits, bright shine; Dying light from deep time afar; Fading away, […]

Dusty Sky

Dusty Sky

Dusty sky, I lost heaven’s glance. Sinner boy, You stole merry’s smile. I was simple and kind, Feathers for heart, Mother and father, single arts bind, Spirit and thunder, changing laws ‘vide –   Now a wondering child disordered, Seeking answers from yonder. People with lies, heaven with shrouds – The city is the truth, crowded with […]

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