More specifically concerning: view
studium
Wednesday, 24 July 2002
They live on the top floor of the house on the corner; there are windows on two sides of their apartment, and the roof slants steeply. They have no balcony. He has long, dark blond hair, which he usually wears in a ponytail. He is in his early thirties and works in a shop, selling […]
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sunset, haze, Greyfriars.
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toss & turn.
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sunset, Greyfriars.
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clouds (not quite at sunset).
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gutter, pigeon.
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morning.
Sunday
Not quite, Constantine.
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a Sunday afternoon in March.
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observed.
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night, Grayfriars.
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guttering pigeon.
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blue and orange.
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kitchen window, snow.
clouds
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present absent.
west
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point of view.
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Some people don’t need to worry about catching cold.
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with polish
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aridity
Under the window-seat in the back parlor, where wasps die and desiccate, the memories are kept, unlocked, unbidden, and inaccessible – mint-green florilegium, pallor bred under the western sun. The thought makes me sleepy.
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From the windows: the sound like the sea in the distance, cars crossing bridges crossing rivers leading to the ocean; the sharp cold color of the hills; shadows in the ridges, and white glaring light off the southern side of buildings; rusty leaves and the smell of ground and rotting chestnuts.
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On the evening of my last day of work.
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This I will miss.
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From the balcony.
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flight
When the sun is shining in the morning it is warm enough to drink coffee on the balcony with a book, perhaps something on regional politics, and listen to the swifts cross the sky. I had thought at first they were starlings, because the starlings paused on the wire linking the apartment building to the […]
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in the afternoon
Afternoon tea out at the country, in November.
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The sky is huge.
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frost
The changing patterns of frost on the window are always interesting to me.
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Frostbound at home.
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the open road
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sunset, Portland.
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sunrise, Portland
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evening, Portland.