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Oct 25, 2010



In mounting warmth 
we strip away the underwear of our identity. 
Blushing and giggling, 
we pull our genders to our ankles
and then, naked, 
we climb on.

The He and She of Us 
become a limitation to our pleasure, 
sloughs away in favour of a more erotic possibility: 
the limitlessly horny intimacy if we could become each other.


The bright distinctive clothings of ourselves torn off, 
discarded in a careless heap.


- from Disease of Language (IV. Art), Alan Moore

Oct 23, 2010

A Disease of Language

We are insensate molecules, assembled from the accidental code engraved upon our genes.

Mud that sat up.

Chemicals mingle in our sediment and in their interactions and combustions.
We suppose we feel,
supppose we love.


Clay looks on clay and understands that it is beautiful.

Through us, the cosmos gazes on itself, adores itself, breaks its own heart.

Through us, matter stares slack jawed at its own star-dusted countenance and knows, incredulously, that it knows.

And knows that it is universe.

Sep 27, 2010

Chance favors the connected mind



This is a must-watch for us "creative" people. A very interesting theory on ideas and how they develop. [via]

Jul 30, 2010

Ghost across the window.


I really should be post some new stuff on my Flickr, the air there is getting quite stale. Haha! I have a long queue of unedited shots here waiting to be messed with but sadly, I'm supposed to be working on some other things. Like, I don't know. Thesis for instance? :)))