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Five-Hundred Word Challenge 1589: Fatigued Morning
Fatigue and all that, carrying on, carrying me forward, carrying me home. Gonna aim for a lot of posts today, and the last thing I need is fatigue dragging me down. It’s holding onto me like a thick and drenched … Continue reading →
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Tagged industrial, powerful, buildings, fatigue, complaining, carrying, smallness, conditioned, limits
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A Poem About Rain and how it Changes Spaces
Alright, so this was written whilst I was looking at a surface near me whilst it was raining on Friday. The rain that fell on that surface pooled in an interesting way, and at least from where I was sitting, … Continue reading →
Tomoyuki Hamada, Satoshi Miyashita, Chamy: Track 08
One listen. I heard this song a few weeks ago, found myself surprised that it was used in a fishing game, then remembered that music of this kind of sound and feel is often found in places you wouldn’t normally … Continue reading →
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Tagged carrying, chamy, fish eyes, gently, glistening, masayoshi ishi, melancholia, pleasant, reel fishing, satoshi miyashita, settles, tomoyuki hamada, wild
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Himuro Yoshiteru: I Wanted a New Life
One listen. I had ideas going into this one, and I’m not sure if I properly realised them. That’s fine, however, as I still capture the song, or at least was getting to a point where I was getting across … Continue reading →
A Poem About Time Passing
I wasn’t sure as to what this was gong to be when I started writing it. I think that perhaps there is a good idea in this, but I don’t think I carried it well. I hope you enjoy. — … Continue reading →


