Tag: architecture

I wish there were someone I could tell
Everything had to be perfect
It was a hard lesson that not everyone has to learn
Everything was all right, really
The world sounded like such a strange place
She always paused here in her mind
She remembered everything
It was just that they couldn’t quite believe it
She had no feelings
He had felt protected somehow
Very soon, things would come to a head
All this was in the air but never talked about
That was the logic of their being together
They had wanted an adventurous life
She didn’t tell him anything else
He didn’t investigate
It was not that he suspected that there was some secret being hidden from him
We set off down the culvert under a sky of silvery stars
We left all at once, at night
I could never really understand why it haunted me
I knew exactly what was next
A whole year of history
I could hear a rustling sound just around the corner
But the beast was gone
There was a party I’d promised I’d go to
The air was chilled, and stank like rotten roots and sewage
It didn’t seem to matter
I’m not surprised this happened
Does it make you claustrophobic?
Those emotions are really powerful, though
The only mistake I made was not quitting
Sometimes, the house was empty all day long
This makes sense
It just sounds right
It worked
I’m really glad to be here
At this certain time of late morning
An almost cool looking, strong, calm light
On the wall, pasted or pinned or tacked or printed
It has also a certain odor
Beyond the house the dirt is blond and bare
Move on out into the open
Here I was on the porch, diddling around in a notebook
I do not understand nor try to deduce this, but I like it
Don’t be stubborn
Cover me with rocks
I’ll let you know if anything happens
We were trying to find ways not to be villains
We had something to say to one another
It’s the realest thing in the world