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i started off exhausted taking small careful steps and raggedy breaths below, steady rock encouraged me: reach up into your spine stand stacking tall feet planted eyes-closed palms open i…
Read Morei've let my heart break a little enough to hurt a lot though there's a last time and a moon between us i am whole in parts you turned me…
Read Morebrother-friend master statistician night creature i still have questions which you’d have answered in a flash of a breath’s microsecond how many humble hours magnificent minutes in your tall, short…
Read Morei got jogged at dawn by a dog called Rooster pep in his step despite an achy hip as he tired on the wild shortcut he showed me last time…
Read Morei’ve been living off vapours thin breaths, uncomfortable highs the world glazed just out of reach i've been sick-tired with Decembers' remembers i’ve been running on just-fine sunk below body…
Read Moremy friends, my friends i’ve missed you! though it’s only been a few weeks i’ve been busy being anxious-anxious-about a job with atightdeadline and facing my usual fear of being…
Read Morei danced a waterbuck-watched-over coming of a wild storm last night a trio of us trussed under a great-big, breaking extravaganza a poltergeist that swept the chairs right across my…
Read Morei want to be adored his words, words that crushed me under the burden of their truth so i broke things to fix fix fix them Sometimes we…
Read Morethe bushveld always slows me down as much as i try to resist try to "make the most of each day" i quickly feel bone-marrow-tired become slow and languorous cat-like…
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