Walkabout
The Road Before
Newest First  •  Oldest First
I began writing Walkabout in 1997 as a travelogue on the road from Columbus, Ohio to Seattle, Washington. Four years, and 100 updates later, it still serves as a catharsis, a release, a reflecting point, and as my constant companion.

Newest Step :  Everything & Nothing (1/7/2004)
The Serpent's Dream : The Callback
Everything & Nothing (1/7/2004)
Honu (8/10/2003)
Attached (6/21/2003)
Trace Elements in Tofu (4/17/2003)
Pink Hearts & Blue Diamonds (3/21/2003)
Fragmentation (3/20/2003)

The Serpent's Dream : The Deadlands
Samsara (3/1/2003)
Wind and Fire (1/14/2003)
Rites of Passage (11/29/2002)
Flight (11/11/2002)
Focus (10/29/2002)
Woozles (10/15/2002)
Simple Machines (9/5/2002)

The Serpent's Dream : The Deepening
Return (7/8/2002)
Old Ghosts Revisited (6/2/2001)
Wire Frames and Straw Men (5/30/2001)
Sparrows (4/13/2001)
Three Lights, Four Directions (4/9/2001)
Mother Turns Over (4/3/2001)
Little Black-Winged Boy (6/28/2000)
Tjukurpa (10/1/1999)

Mind & Memory : Rennaissance
Eclipsed (8/17/1999)
Thin World (8/5/1999)
Half Light (7/23/1999)
Plum Dance in a Chalk Circle (7/14/1999)

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Our moments swim in infinite sensation, whole universes contained in a heartbeat, an eyeblink, an intake of breath, an orgasm, a flash of sound, of vision, of taste, of experience. We walk the spiral below them and through them, luminescent watercolour smears against the fluidness of our surroundings, each cycle curving the same arc as when the first step began.

The body memory of place and time resonate eerily in waves from the previous parallel towards the next, each circle slightly smaller, offset by the experience of walking, ever turning to a position closer to an ending singularity… or depending on where you begin, larger and larger, ever turning towards infinity…

 

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