2014/03/08

••• XXVII







two months without sun. you could imagine it can only make one feel safe to the point of claustrophilia, as if the sky turned into a ceiling of a cardboard box. instead, you wake up each morning, your skin at the verge of breaking from its longing for a single ray, the silence beating into it a certainty: there is a hole somewhere and it's leaking.

looking at this picture, it is not difficult to realize why i love st. Jacob in its all bits. this hole-feeted tree, doesn't it remind you of one redemptor once upon a time? woodcut stigmata. for me - pillars of the world.

there is a chasm yawning, wonder if i can seal it without my trees.
a tabernacle lacking the back wall. save yourself, little saviour. while they still are singing.





2014/03/02

••• XXVI







everything smells time in this place. the old trees growing into the grinds, against the graves, out of themselves. holes in their bellies, an adult could coil within their borders. return to the darkness which once meant nothing but safety. there was never a monster or a threatening claw, only a heartbeat roofing your existence.

when i look at them, i sense something old and bare. strong by its exposure. i miss mu communions with both of these.


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