Finally
A clear night after months of rain
My mind sees you
Looking up
No lights but the ones above you
Distant lanterns embedded in the blue.
A feeling
A tingling in my back
In the core of my heart
Leap up, Open the window
Peer into the darkness with tired eyes
The chill wind tells me what to do.
Grab the dressing gown
Creep Downstairs
Open the back door slowly
I stand alone on the empty patio
Stones unmarked by footprints
Grass freshly cut and still long
I still don’t know what compelled me that night
To imagine that you might be there
I convinced myself I’d see you
Looking up
No lights
But the ones above you
Distant lanterns embedded in the black
And supernovas reflected in your eyes.
Monday, 10 August 2009
Looking Up
Friends
Smaller companions
The wind may carry the birds
The rocks provide shelter for
Tiny sea creatures
The grass may feed the herds
The Earth is friends with
Itself and its children
We all thrive on eachother
One human alone
Can not survive unless
It has another
Thursday, 6 August 2009
Desperate Romantics
In recent weeks on BBC1 i have watched Desperate Romantics and discovered that although there are some crude and womanizing themes, it is rather interesting to find out how the Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood came to paint their masterpieces.
In my GCSE Art project this year I am studying Ophelia by John Everett Millais, as the use of nature and natural forms contrasts well with the unnatural suicide of Ophelia.
Monday, 3 August 2009
Heroes
People will make heroes out of anything, fictional characters, F1 drivers, TV stars, the really famous people. I have very few heroes that other people would call heroes, but those that i do have are models and those who photograph them, because the photographs are usually gorgeous.
Kate Moss is one of my favourite models, because she has started so many trends, like the trend of looking overly thin, which isn't such a great thing, but waistcoats, micro-shorts, wayfarers, shorts-&-wellies at Glastonbury, all trends started by her. And now she's got a clothing range in Topshop which, although she doesn’t design them herself, has some amazing looks.
She has been on over 300 magazine covers, she’s shorter than the average model, and in 2007 she became the 2nd richest supermodel according to Forbes.
I love her figure because she’s shorter than the average model and she was so thin in the 90s that people speculated that she was anorexic, but of course she denied it and said “how many times can you say ‘I’m not anorexic.’”