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A State of Ruins – Acropolis

September 23, 2024 – 9:15 am

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 […]

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The Ruins Of The Acropolis

July 23, 2021 – 3:24 pm

The years pile on us like a stack of cards from losing hands at a casino. Strangers ignore my passing and friends failed to recognize me. Ancient as dust I regard my body in elongated shadows at dawn and dusk. A ruin like the Acropolis. Once great, but now shattered, but then I recall the […]

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A State Of Ruin

December 4, 2020 – 7:33 pm

I am like the Acropolis. In a state of ruins, but you can still see that it must have been great once. I prefer the ruins, especially with Shannon Greer behind the lens.

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