Now the rain’s like gravel on old tin roof
And the Burlinton Northern’s pullin’ out of the world
With a head full of bourbon and a dream in the straw.
And a Gun Street Girl was the cause of it all.
comfort tagging, yarn bombing, grafknitti [though i’m not much of a knitter]
i do this for many reasons
like rebelling against the colour grey which we are coerced into having a relationship with in this disgusting urban environment
like opening up a dialogue with my fellow citizens. living in a closed world, the subversive act of doing something unusual in a public space creates a safe place to ask the questions ‘what are you doing?’ ‘who are you?’
this is a good thing, i tell myself
this is not like dancing alone
this is like being something realer
this is reeling from the blow of returning to the [un]fair city.
the light here is not unlike trying to photograph heat
my keyboard is still set to german because i couldn’t stop writing about einstürzende neubauten
here’s to hoping my Ys and Zs are easilz transferable and feral enough to hold their own
in effort to not turn into a sponge, i created a little [semi small] art book of 10 mixed media drawings
to the mewling of our qat outside, i dreamed of hugging and running to the sea.
i wonder what that feels like.
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