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We went to the Mihsihkinaahkwa pow wow last weekend, camped at the park in the heat and humidity. Sunday morning I got up early and went wandering with the camera. Saw this... thing... on the side of the road, which turned out to be a roasted ear of corn someone had lost or discarded. I might use this for a book cover in the near future, just something about it...
I've been doing a lot of Photoshop art lately (well, I flatter myself that it's art, anyway). I don't have the full program, just Elements, but it's pretty versatile nonetheless.
The power in these linesI cannot tap without burning my fingertipsLiquids and lightning Seeking their own levelPink is for girls, blue: a boy’s best friendAnd fishing nets and city mapsCan both be worn, don’t count for clothingCharged, you turned your glass eye skywardFull of tears devoid of artificeI saw your live wire masqueradeTo your hidden hum I wrote these lyrics
Hundreds of miles east,Moments before I can see themThe setting sun kisses the evening skyWith his flame, in your eyes.We are just the same as I watch themTussle from my front porch,Two drunk loversFolding into a darkened alley,A purse dropped onto still-wet bricks.
Fan your bad handpalm down before you—hard yellow demonsdisplace the tarotand tell uncertain chances:tea leaf bruises,the tale of the Empress inverted like a batill-dignifiedby no fault of her own,swallowed but scaling the tongue.