windowless – twelve

One wonders if the sterile, lifeless halls of psych hospitals and crisis wards and stabilization units are meant to be a canvas for the people who truly belong there. I don’t think it means anything, but it did give me an idea.

patients iii

“That’s really sweet,” says one patient to the other, “but the second you fall in love, a fate worse than death is on the table. I’m not wrong.”

neurotically charged

Magic words. What an idea.

Collect your thoughts and collate them in a hole of a different color. Fill it with your personal space and cover it with half of the sudden.

A skinless drum rings without issue. The lifeless love knows death in the biblical sense.

dry dock – five

the ghost and the redundant redolence

the first of five unlocked docks

 

dry dock – four

the ghost and the unlocked dock

dry dock – three

the ghost and the one way

windowless – eleven

paranoiac critical mass

The basis of the current application is adaptation.

I first made note of Dali’s method in 2017, but it never appeared to be practically useful until I came home and started digging through websites instead of books.

who’s the lucky lady?

In a windowless room yesterday, a nearly pristine green notebook opened for the first time in seven years.