Serial following the lives of two truckers in the early 1970's
Serial following the lives of two truckers in the early 1970's
Serial following the lives of two truckers in the early 1970's
for my mother who passed away suddenly and very tragically on the 28th of January, aged 67. God Knows my Dad sister and I will miss her so very much.
In any case one thing was for sure this was not the Paris of Sartre, Hemmingway, Miller or the Beat generation, this was a savage little pocket of hell that I could endure no longer.
Slowly beckoning
a wounded light...
working its way
down the corridors
of the make believe,
Serial following the lives of two truckers in the early 1970's
Serial following the lives of two truckers in the early 1970's
On Saturday nights he really came alive. This was his night.
Change the sheets.
Feed the Cat...
Serial following the lives of two truckers in the early 1970's
Serial following the lives of two truckers in the early 1970's
Hold him in your heart:
A poppy seed shaker…
A risk taker…
One - you’ll ride at a morning’s canter.
Till; you’re sure to be hearing, Mozart.
Hold him to your breast:
The forces of nature can sometimes have a profound affect on the most innocent of human relationships.
Love/Tragedy
Tammy and I met at Starbucks on Levi Street one Sunday afternoon. When I accidentally bumped into her and I spilled my coffee on myself.
He made promises he could not keep, in the beginning he did not realize this; he went with the newness of everything.
Serial following the lives of two truckers in the early 1970's
Serial following the lives of two truckers in the early 1970's
...the house whispers of hidden memories and forgotten secrets...
Can the two unravel the mystery that haunts the House of Mirrors? And what lies behind the door on the third floor?
It is easy to display a wound, the proud scars of combat. It is hard to show a pimple.
Leonard Cohen, The Favourite Game