Celia
absorbing and reflecting every wave that hits my brain
ॐ ♥ ☼
CURRENT MOON

May 21st
May 19th malformalady:

Ice tunnel
May 19th
Hella corny and rhymey, and very descriptive of how I feel right now

To be sung like a sweet unified whine, like a blues kat drunk off of wine


I miss my baby
She’s far away, in a land called Maybe
I can stare at the wall for as long she won’t call
Take me to candle town, and drink my soul down
Loss for words
Smiling because the do is for her. 

May 19th Nikka Costa
May 16th h4ilstorm:

Himalayan night sky (by J W CRUX)
May 12th
April 20th "For years I met one-on-one with inmates in a county jail as a volunteer chaplain. We would sit across a table upon which these tattooed young men would lay their heads and weep. Some would open their hands on the table, waiting for mine. I was often surprised at how reluctant they were to let go. I remember one young Latino gangster’s fists gripping my hands after a prayer. He maintained his sweaty grip for thirty minutes. When he finally released his hold, I missed the physical contact.
I still miss it. Now there’s a new policy: No visitor may touch an inmate. The prisoners and I sit with a pane of thick glass between us and speak through heavy black receivers. Often we cannot hear each other. Phone’s not working, we’ll mime. Even when the phones do work, everything we say is taped and made available to their prosecutors. The confessional is tapped. Now these men have to insist their innocence even when they want to confess their crimes to me. When hearts can’t break, they become harder.
There are no more tears during these visits. Goodbyes come quickly, usually with a knuckle bump against the bullet proof glass. Their faces turn stony as the guard ushers them out.
Lately I’ve begun to take one inmate’s youngest daughter to see him. She kneels on the chair next to me to reach the black receiver. She holds it to her ear and smiles at her father’s face through the glass. Tattoos cover his cheeks, neck, and forehead, but she is not afraid of him. She sings to him through the phone, holding it like a microphone. I teach her new songs on the long drives to the prison, and I whisper the lyrics in her ear when she forgets. Her voice travels through the intercom: “You are my sunshine…my only sunshine. You make me happy…when skies are gray.”
Her father puts a hand to the glass, his fingers wet with tears.
"

Chris Hoke

Missoula, Montana

March 3rd

Smoking weed has made me feel dumb.
The last day to happen was like being inside a tornado, but so far out the tornado dun even make a sound.

I will take a break. .

February 24th

HORNINESS

February 24th
February 24th
February 24th

Its the full moon tonight . . I’m sayin enchiladas, horchata, perhaps cookies and a whole lot of organization, fleshing out the eves. Turning into a hoarder before my own eyes. You gotta admit its a pleasant day when we all do what we want to do, more pleasant when its what you need at the same time.

We need slow

January 12th
December 2nd