The Camera Is A Bag For Memories

And when someone takes my picture and they tell me to smile, I still think of you.

The Turning Of The Sphere

"You need to spin the world again."

"Why bother? So what if a few more babies are born. So what if there's heartbreak, pain and pens and doughnuts and washing lines. Who cares if there's forgetfulness and a summer and wine and clouds with faces and shapes hidden in them. That's all that happens every time I spin the world. It's all just a bunch of things that happen. Why bother spinning the world again?"

"Because pens and babies are worth a little heartbreak and pain. Because everyone in the world deserves every chance they can get to find the things and experiences and people that make them happy. So give all of them another chance. Please, spin the world again."

The Night Is A Tunnel

I have told the sky all my loneliest thoughts of you. And all it does is shine star light back at me. But I guess that's what makes it such a good listener. 

Intentional Dissonance Is Now Available On iTunes & Book Depository

"I wanted to want you like you wanted me to. But I couldn't." 

Intentional Dissonance is now available on iTunes and Book Depository (who will ship for free, anywhere in the world). 

The Nature Of A River Is To Run

When it rains, the river will try and take you away from me.

Which is why, when it rains, we must hold onto each other, just a little tighter.

The Shadows On The Curtain

Sometimes the most important thing you can say is just

"Are you ok?"

The Kindle edition Of Intentional Dissonance is now available through Amazon.

He made lists of things he wanted to feel

when he was younger, big things, small things, ice, snow, the sand

at the beach, someone else’s hands holding his, feeling him feeling

them, a feedback loop of feelings, which is what happens when two

people make love. He wanted to feel things that made him feel safe

and scared and things that ripped his heart out of his chest, things

that made him want to go home and things that made him want to

travel, things that made him proud and things that made him regret

his choices and he, like all people, slowly ticked these things off the

list in his head as he lived, as the world turned until soon, there were

very few things left to feel.

He believed the last thing he would feel, would be nothing, as that

was nearly impossible to feel unless you were dead or hadn’t been

born yet. He wondered what it’d be like to not be able to wonder.

He’d once wanted to know what it felt like to be able to talk to

people properly, to be normal but he’d given up on finding that

feeling, figuring no one ever really found it.

Amazon has jumped the gun a little and the kindle edition of Intentional Dissonance is out! You can get it now and preview the first few chapters here.