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Hi-Q: the dog barks
September 30, 2020
sir newton of nuts the acorn bounces away
Hi-Q: evening light leaves
September 29, 2020
current conditions: blush pink and fading
Hi-Q: gauze sky
September 28, 2020
shattered the roar and its opposite dog looks
Hi-Q: cement sky
September 27, 2020
half light curing to darkness in the clouds
Hi-Q: unneeded structures
September 26, 2020
past plans discarded for current needs footprints in the dust trial run by yau ching
Hi-Q: mist pierced
September 25, 2020
a world apart yet rudely returned by “civilization’s” intrusion
Hi-Q: double dutch
September 24, 2020
through the dark locomotive black ropes sound my favorite thing is monsters (a graphic novel)
Hi-Q: filtered sun
September 23, 2020
light and its absence further pronounced leaf dance sit still. drink tea. breathe. slow down. repeat.
Hi-Q: poem drone
September 22, 2020
rail call pulling back to the versed words happy fall
Hi-Q: summertime
September 21, 2020
fading like the late sun sprinkler shower today is the day
Hi-Q: paid by the word
September 20, 2020
the warping of value when measured
Hi-Q: harvest of hands
September 19, 2020
fleeting fingerprints ashes to ashes to dust to dust
Hi-Q: ebbing.
September 18, 2020
advance. retreat. repeat.
Hi-Q: it's gonna rain
September 17, 2020
something is always falling from the sky perpetual rain it's gonna rain - steve reich
Hi-Q: storm comes
September 16, 2020
warnings swiped away like gnats in the feed
Hi-Q: wound in the mountain
September 15, 2020
the slopes bruising to blood in fading light inspired by: rivers and tides: andy goldsworthy working with time door in the mountain
Hi-Q: scarecrow storage
September 14, 2020
seeking signals finding portents around each bend
Hi-Q: lush sunlight
September 13, 2020
weekend rain finale technicolor cloud break
Hi-Q: scattered like
September 12, 2020
sown and fallen to soil returns
Hi-Q: sky blushes over
September 11, 2020
gradual then sudden brightening bird calls multiply i want to visit the LA that sounds like this
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