Monthly Archives: September 2024

A State of Ruins – Acropolis

Archaeologists are always trying to figure out how the ancients build these structures. My new theory. Very accurate catapults. My good friend Easton architect commented I like to think of myself as the Acropolis. In a state of ruins but you can see that it once was really something. In architecture school we’re told they […]

Zombie Trifecta

Montauk # 25 – 9-22-2024

Staring at the sky Seagulls glide on a westerly wind Gray clouds follow suit I stand watching Earthbound___

Montauk # 26

The North Montauk marsh. Viewed from the 5:19 train Sunset an hour away Evening slipping into night A diesel locomotive From 1999 Hauling ten cars Top speed 80 MPH Over these steel tracks Maybe 50___ Faster than the cars on 27 I don’t see any I’m on the Northside Looking out on Neapaque Bay A […]

Neolithic Equinox

I first visited London in the fall of 1978. My girlfriend Lisa was a model for Elite. The New York owner John Casablancas thought her beauty might sell better in Europe. The blonde from Buffalo was only 5-7. We lived next to the Chelsea Football Stadium and had never left the apartment on match days. […]