Whistling for Moonbeams

A menagerie of scribbled thoughts, memories, and favorite things

Sunday, July 22, 2007

IN THE MIDDLE

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Somewhere between afterimage and stark reality, I bend back into my shadow like a circle that is not yet, reaching for the edge, an attempt ...

This is an excerpt from an unfinished story:

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It was on a beach that they first met. He preferred it to have been on a busy street or some squalid corner of the city, instead...

Thinking, memory

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Thinking does things to a person. It turns the mind into coils that, in turn, mesh into chaotic swirls that lead nowhere and, so it seems, h...

Upon Seeing A Child Sleeping On A Pavement

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Is it possible We are more alone than we think: that the angels we were taught to call to in our times of need are no less divine than we ou...
Monday, July 16, 2007

From BLOGTHINGS

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Hey, there! Try going to www.blogthings.com for some fun stuff. You could really get hooked, though. I can't believe I spent 2 hours in ...

By The Way...

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Janis Joplin was the eldest sister of Joni Mitchell and Aimee Mann. Tori Amos and Sarah Mclachlan were their cousins, and Loreena McKennitt ...
Sunday, July 15, 2007

Something from College

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This is something I wrote for a FICTION class (under Luis Katigbak) reading journal blog. Monday, August 09, 2004 Reading The Locked Room (f...
Thursday, July 12, 2007

Aimee Mann Wishes She Had a River She Could Skate Away on...

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Joni Mitchell must be the elder, milder-in-temperament sister of Aimee Mann. If I were to put their portraits side-by-side, they would...
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Tuesday, July 10, 2007

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Some reviews from my previous blog: February 13, 2007 Lit Geek Update #1 Last book I read: Norwegian Wood by Haruki Murakami - Poignant with...

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It happens, sometimes that I find myself dead and hear only the scraping of spade against smoothed brick, feel only the grainy sand thrown s...

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I wrote this for a poetry class: CHAIR Empty now, the chair sits obdurate against the wall. Its carved, drooping arms-- gnarled as the finge...

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No need for a title (or: Do they sell these lines anywhere?) The weird thing about getting what you want (and want so badly) is that there...

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LAUGHING GAS There will almost always be darkness as you'll be forced to shut your eyes tight like how it is when soap gets in them only...

STONE

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The smoke from my cigarette rises to the glass table top, forming rings of grey, undulating into bigger circles, centripetal waves, ephemera...

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This is the Rilke I fell in love with, the poem that led me to search for his The Sonnets To Orpheus and buy it, no matter what the cost: Yo...
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in my mind i curl myself into a tight little ball a fist clenched angry, tight but you become a multitude of red ants crawling all over me g...
Saturday, July 7, 2007

Once I Browsed

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Consider the contrast between these two journal entries: May 18, 2004 I do not remember exactly when my fixation with twilight began. The wa...

On Maria Callas

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Listening to Maria Callas sing is a pleasure one has to experience in order to believe. That there is a sensation as intense as the kind tha...
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Luis Katigbak, On Music

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You find your music like you find anything you love for a lifetime: through head-spinningly intense first impressions, deepened by increment...

Parting

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Your lids fold like sails, noiseless and I know you have left me where I could not follow your breathing steady, rising and falling, waves i...
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