Posts Tagged ‘ sunday scribblings ’

inevitable winter

Apr 20th, 2007 | By Sinclair | Category: poetry

sunday scribblings, rooted
I want to get to the root of this. Dig it up, look at it, dip it in water to wash the imperfections clean, to give it a fresh start. Find the source of the root ball and strip away the dirt. Strip away everything that isn’t root.Sometimes trees seem so deeply rooted [...]



secret identity

Apr 16th, 2007 | By Sinclair | Category: poetry

for sunday scribblingsI keep myself separate.
When I began the project of myself, I created a separate me for all of you to see. So many untruths, especially in the beginning. Of course, like all self-projects, it morphed into just one particular thread of truth, the bright silver-purple shining thread that I usually keep hidden in [...]



from the inside

Feb 2nd, 2007 | By Sinclair | Category: poetry

Sunday ScribblingsThis is how it went.
I wanted to say a red goodbye. A crystal goodbye. A goodbye hanging from the rafters of an old cabin in the woods, smelling of cedar and damn rainforest. A goodbye echoing off the silence of an underpass. Goodbyes the size of snowflakes, goodbyes the color of air on a [...]



sunday scribblings: fantasy

Jan 19th, 2007 | By Sinclair | Category: poetry

She is the fantasy, and I am the dreamer. Or perhaps it is she who is the dreamer: she is the one who is always creating meaning from metaphors and analyzing the superstitions that are coming between us: bread and butter. Knocking the tree spirits awake and away we beg for forgiveness for being so [...]



thirteen and a half times

Dec 1st, 2006 | By Sinclair | Category: poetry

in the last hour
I only thought about you
thirteen
and a half
timestwice I thought of your legs your thighs clad in jeans or skirted fabric swirling or stockings (god) the way your knees touch when you’re driving the way your ankles curl when you walk - but then I stopped thinking of your legs your thighs the [...]