back at the fake lighthouse...
So, last night i packed up my necessities into my butterfly bag (thank you Joelene) and headed back to the fake lighthouse. After the crazy turbulence of the last four days I needed to get away from all things miami-esque. I found my most favourite spot on the second stair from the top, right in the middle. front and centre. with the lighthouse behind me i feel as though everything is in front of me. which, i suppose it is. what is not ahead of me other than that which i have already experienced?
i sketched and painted and listened to Alanis's live MTV album. i stared into the sky and the water and remained in a relatively dreamlike state of mind for a long time.
i then moved on to letter writing. i pulled out my faery stationary and my favourite pen and switched to the Romeo and Juliet Soundtrack.
As i was writing the second page of my first letter, a guy walked up and climbed the stairs into the light house. he was carrying a guitar case. I was shocked and so happy to find that someone else appreciated this sacred introspective space. He was there to do the same thing as i was, but instead of writing and painting he was playing and singing. I took out my headphones and proceeded to write my letters by the soundtrack of his music. Since he was sitting within the arch of the lighthouse i could not see him, only hear him casting loose pink floyd, the beatles, clapton... it was like having a soundtrack to my soul searching. like living in a moment of perfection...or perhaps a movie.
to be continued......
i sketched and painted and listened to Alanis's live MTV album. i stared into the sky and the water and remained in a relatively dreamlike state of mind for a long time.
i then moved on to letter writing. i pulled out my faery stationary and my favourite pen and switched to the Romeo and Juliet Soundtrack.
As i was writing the second page of my first letter, a guy walked up and climbed the stairs into the light house. he was carrying a guitar case. I was shocked and so happy to find that someone else appreciated this sacred introspective space. He was there to do the same thing as i was, but instead of writing and painting he was playing and singing. I took out my headphones and proceeded to write my letters by the soundtrack of his music. Since he was sitting within the arch of the lighthouse i could not see him, only hear him casting loose pink floyd, the beatles, clapton... it was like having a soundtrack to my soul searching. like living in a moment of perfection...or perhaps a movie.
to be continued......
2 Comments:
At 8:39 PM,
Anonymous said…
Hi Chris Cunningham's sister. Chris sent this to me. I'm super-pumped to read about all of your (mis)adventures.
At 11:15 AM,
Laura said…
i'm glad to hear that you will be reading abut my life mr. anonymous. then again, i believe that you have always been camped outside my bedroom window...except when Nik stayed over, cause you were afraid of him...
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