I find myself mute, not knowing what to write on this blank page. Images take over and speak for themselves, words becoming a burden.
Immersed in this world of images and of truncated words, I remember a book read long ago, describing a world where the knowledge of words was deliberately reduced to the minimum required for day to day communication.
For more words mastered, the more the ability to think and to share those thoughts with others.
Saturday, March 31, 2007
Thursday, March 29, 2007
Wednesday, March 28, 2007
Monday, March 26, 2007
The tower
Saturday, March 24, 2007
The little yellow train continued
Pause
Rummage in the attic of my mind and shuffle the dust in the old picture boxes picking up bits and pieces to show. Chose a bit of daily magic and try to put the pieces together. What will come out of this? Will the result just be bits and pieces, or will a lifeline emerge?
Wednesday, March 21, 2007
Sunday, March 18, 2007
Global World
"Try this Madam, King Coconut is good for you.
Taste Madam it's good."
King Coconut is a bright orange thing, you slice its off the top
King Coconut is a bright orange thing, you slice its off the top
with a machete kind of knife
and drink its milky sweetish water.
Wrapped up in clear plastic,
Wrapped up in clear plastic,
its orange or maybe green skin removed,
I discover coconuts to drink displayed here in a shop window,
next to apples and oranges of our western world.
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Not quite Paris,
Paris Visions,
photos,
World
Global World

Six a clock in the morning, the sky is heavy with clowds and the "Kaw Kaw" of the crows breaks through a steady background hum. Where am I?
I remember years ago, far far away, the same croaking chant of those shiny feathered dark birds. The gentle hum of the waves licking the sand. The dark monsoon clowds and the rising wet heat. Only the crows seemed well fed, perched high on piles of rotting coconut husks. I had never seen them so big.
No, no, I am not in that far away place, I am here in Paris, since then the crows have crossed the ocean and the continent, they are here and have made this their home.
I remember years ago, far far away, the same croaking chant of those shiny feathered dark birds. The gentle hum of the waves licking the sand. The dark monsoon clowds and the rising wet heat. Only the crows seemed well fed, perched high on piles of rotting coconut husks. I had never seen them so big.
No, no, I am not in that far away place, I am here in Paris, since then the crows have crossed the ocean and the continent, they are here and have made this their home.
Saturday, March 17, 2007
Three metro snapshots
A strong slim sculptural ebony hand stretches over our heads
and rests on the top of the metro door.
Pink hooded sweatshirt and baby blue underneath,
a young man stares sadly at his feet.
Thinning hair and very very bushy eyebrows,
a man reads "The Lady in Green".
and rests on the top of the metro door.
Pink hooded sweatshirt and baby blue underneath,
a young man stares sadly at his feet.
Thinning hair and very very bushy eyebrows,
a man reads "The Lady in Green".
Friday, March 16, 2007
Wednesday, March 14, 2007
Tuesday, March 13, 2007
OK brother I'll play your game
Walking in the trees
Sunday, March 11, 2007
Praha Tag
Saturday, March 10, 2007
Buses
Around the world, I take the bus, each one has its own personality. Out of my cardboard photo box, I pull out some old pictures and wish I had taken the red TATA bus I took to ride up to Anuradhapura, or the colourful buses in India or Thailand, or other buses which I have forgotten. But all I have, are those taken in Nuremburg, Praha and Hong Kong buses, few yet a collection however small.

PRAHA
HONG KONG

NUREMBERG
Thursday, March 8, 2007
Colors
Wednesday, March 7, 2007
Tuesday, March 6, 2007
Sunday, March 4, 2007
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