Showing posts with label twilight. Show all posts
Showing posts with label twilight. Show all posts

Friday, October 20, 2017

Not Dark Yet







But it's getting there




The edge of night




the year passes palpably
when I go out after dinner
with my coffee in a paper cup
and it's a race with
 the falling darkness


Bear necessities of life
but you can't just
cocoon at home



You got to go out
parading
as Paul's uncle said







After office hours,
down to the sea
in stained glass ships



The Port
not heavily lit up
as evening subsides







Cold wooly clouds
over Alameda
Big changes
in atmospheric conditions
lessens fire danger




Clean air at last
what a blessing







The will to live
revives itself




The thrill of the elements








This change of temperature
reinvigorates us zombies
after a weird six weeks
of warmer than usual
followed by fire
 






Tonight I feel as if
harmony has been restored,
now to scurry home
and warm up a bit


18 October 2017




Wednesday, June 7, 2017

Along the Edge of Night, Chapters 1 and 2
















Sun's out late
demi-nocturnal
postprandial perambulations




1.







The corner curio shop
so recently arrived




Curiouser and  curiouser




The front doors of
The Bookmark
a used bookstore






RAW!
Legendary street person
of Telegraph avenue Berkeley
He's famous for roaring "Raw!"
a few years worse for wear
but still there today






Funny you don't look money





The substation where
Project XO takes place



Around the corner
the gloomy lodging of
 the loneliest man in town,
He stands all day
must lie down at night



His world of fairly
 incessant traffic
leads to an on-ramp




Just down the street
the Police Credit Union


And a police accoutrement shop
a haberdashery of restraint




Mother always said
to come home when
 the streetlights come on



It's already late for the sky






Get a little spook on




Xmas tree in May
window at a lost hotel



In police parlance
the Flaneur might be
called a "peeper"


The whole high rise
at once 



It can be quite
kaleidoscopic


2.
A run to Berkeley Bowl
a round-about bus stop
to return














 
I climbed on a
sidewalk haystack
to get this shot,
the front door opened a tad






Party house
lots of celebration
in June


The old Chevy truck


Over the little park
so long in its
rebuilding


Visible chill
the marine layer
was formidable




May-June 2017






Tuesday, June 6, 2017

Along the Edge of Night, Chapter 3 and 4






Why stay in
when it all happens
out of doors?







3.
Another night's prowl







Retagged
after recent
paint-over

Soulful Solitude
by the RELIEF ship






That time of year
again






4.
Entertainment
Event horizon





Pretty boy
This year's model


Wow





MOM





No movies for old men


Unless they are
acting in them












 
The horror of life
and its double




The evening
descends into
darkness
















Back through
the mirror's portal





Circling home
past the curio shop





May-June 2017