You horrid sky!
Finally giving us snow (flakes like eyes), but your white only falls to puddles.
I'll lift my skinny fists like antennas to heaven!
And sneer.
You've lost my love.
You and Me and Everyone We Know is one of the strangest films I've ever seen. I wouldn't even know how to begin to describe it.
'Let's take my hand for a walk.'
I've finished my soundtrack.
I'd really like you all to make one, especially you who’ll soon be departing.
What better way to remember someone than by the music they associate themselves with?
Mine's longer than I'd like it to be, more than a cd. But eh, why limit myself?
Sunset Soon Forgotten – Iron & Wine Blackbird – The Beatles Beeswing – Richard Thompson Waiting On An Angel – Ben Harper Somebody I Used To Know – Elliott Smith Pyramid Song – Radiohead I Didn’t Understand – Elliott Smith Evaporated – Ben Folds Five Amsterdam – Coldplay The Last Hour – Elliott Smith Last Things Last – Rachel’s Girl From The North Country – Bob Dylan Fred Jones Part 2 – Ben Folds Let’s Get Lost – Elliott Smith Go To Sleep (Little Man Being Erased) – Radiohead Jenny Wren – Paul McCartney Delicate – Damien Rice Fall For Anything – Jeremy Fisher One Man Guy – Rufus Wainwright You’ve Got The Moon – Josh Ritter The Same Mistakes – Jon Brion Tables and Chairs – Andrew Bird Packing Blankets – Eels Just Like We Do – Eisley Say Yes – Elliott Smith We May Be The Ones – Paul Westerberg Baby Britain – Elliott Smith Adelaide – Ben Folds Bessa – Tilly and the Wall Across The Universe – Rufus Wainwright John Wayne Gacy Jr. – Sufjan Stevens The Biggest Lie – Elliott Smith Julia – The Beatles Not Alone – Patty Griffin Kingdom Come - Coldplay
And here's the poem I wrote in a half hour or so for a quiz in English.
I needed to type it for tomorrow, and I decided you could have it.
“Emily”
Her face lay flat and cold,
Flushed and dead-like
Twitching eyes drifting to faded hopes
And accomplishments most never hold
Her hair is limp and desperate,
A thicket of weeds
Tangled with loss and deception
Like brittle glass, something much too delicate
Gnarled are her feet, and browned by the sun
Scared and whispering
And as I lay beside her,
I see she’s gone.
I never much like anything I write.
I wonder if Ryan still reads this. Hello you, if you're there.

My head's full of stars and now it's time to sleep. |