If I had no words, no place like this to scrawl my thoughts, what would I carve into the side of the mountain? Today, I would chisel in a fat round head attached to a leaking heart. Wide downcast eyes. Short arms clutching a stick torso. Slow, thick feet buried in a slab of muck, both heading in the wrong direction. I would stab my sharp stick into the side of the rock face and jab until I ran out of energy. Until I had stippled out every last drop of disconsolation. Then I would sit, quiet as a bone, my fat head down staring at my thick feet.
trying to find the right rocks for big jumps, series of skids, huge plops, and then the perfect throw.
Monday, March 5, 2012
Petroglyph
If I had no words, no place like this to scrawl my thoughts, what would I carve into the side of the mountain? Today, I would chisel in a fat round head attached to a leaking heart. Wide downcast eyes. Short arms clutching a stick torso. Slow, thick feet buried in a slab of muck, both heading in the wrong direction. I would stab my sharp stick into the side of the rock face and jab until I ran out of energy. Until I had stippled out every last drop of disconsolation. Then I would sit, quiet as a bone, my fat head down staring at my thick feet.
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