Tag: mask

• June 2, 2021

  Nobody Likes a Clown Without their Mask

  Plastic mask taunted water-marks, brandishing its translucent features under rain-fall, bending where a neck would go and peering up to count each raindrop as they struck and slid and blended in with puddles and pools.  “A puddle counts as one name.” Plastic mask announced their decision much to the water’s dismay, as it wanted to […]
• February 16, 2021

  Leading Backwards

  Alienation negates the spy, observing at a distance, scope transfixed at center. A denial to focus on the ramblings relating space to tongue, off the center, specks take form and shapes related to memories begin again.  Witness A figurehead holding clay features before her face, shape of a nose before her nose, allay the same […]