Tuesday, 30 June 2009

Blue Angel

sunset
"It's the memory of your warmth that keeps me alive..."

          - Antony Hegarty

Monday, 29 June 2009

Opiate

Montserrat, Catalunya
For Marx, religion is the opium of the masses.
For me, religion is rehab; my opium is you.

Friday, 19 June 2009

(bmi)Baby

SwissRe building
Help me understand
how England is not
good enough for just
three days of your oh
so precious summer.

Thursday, 14 May 2009

židle

Montmartre
tried;
owned;
discarded.

broken.

Thursday, 17 January 2008

fate

Kutna Hora
fascinate
    obstinate
reciprocate
    vacate

17 January 2008
radiohead.tv

Friday, 24 August 2007

On Lazarus (an email to the chaplain)

[What] could have [Lazarus]
felt about rising from the dead?

Did it seem he just woke up from a long slumber?
Was he grateful for the second chance in life?
Did he fear dying a second time?
Was his soul already in heaven and was just summoned back?

It seems Jesus wept because He felt for the bereaved,
not because His friend Lazarus died
for He knew his soul was already at peace in heaven.

Maybe He was also sad and sorry that He had to let Lazarus die.
Perhaps He was sorry for He was about to bring a soul,
who was already in heaven, back to earth
to physically experience a second death.

And maybe He was saddened that due to the stubbornness
of man He had to allow His friends and family to suffer and grieve.
Most of us, after all,
so did some of His apostles for that matter, need to see to believe.

21 March 2007
photo: Beckov castle cemetery

Tuesday, 5 June 2007

Ode to an Urn

photo: San Pietro detail  Ashes to ashes
Carbon and coal
Flecks of flesh
Burnt to the bone

Dust to dust
Light and lyre
Fire in furnace
Clouds and choirs

05 June 2007