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a Coke machine
a smile
a casual “hi”
a walk barefoot in cut grass
a door
a gas station
a pencil
a paperclip
a desire to be anything you want
a bed
a lamp
a bed sheet sent out of a top floor window floats like a ghost over a city
a laugh from another room
a reminder
an inconsequential reminder
a nervous twitch in the right eye
a sight unseen
a flock of gulls
a powerful sky
a brush
a tin, rusted and chipped
a game of dominos you lose you always do.
a tumor or maybe an abscess
a glass of water
a steak and kidney pie, half eaten, the kidney left, not consumed
a coffee cup, crushed cigarette butts in the flaky granules
a stone
a fight
a loss
a breath
a passing
a light, not daytime yet
a darkness, not nighttime yet
a nothingness
a sense of pride
a living
a light gone out
a sadness
a sadness of never knowing
a sadness of losing memory
all memories, forever
a sadness of never seeing
again
a sadness of never touching
again
a sadness of losing a breath
again
your breath and mine
and all I have left are rooms which you once occupied
Joseph Lamm says
Hello!
I’d like to inquire if the paintings shown here are available for purchase? They are wonderful.
Stephen Lee Naish says
Hello Joe
We could have a discussion about that.
Drop me an email at steleenaish (@) gmail.com.
Thanks for your interest.
Steve.