Fear monger
Something has been bothering me for some time, and yesterday's entry has brought it naggingly back.
The house I grew up in until I turned twelve, was on a dingy residential street just out of the beaches, on Craven Road. You literary types will know that "craven" means something along the lines of "contemptibly cowardly". I know there's some sort of poetic symetry there, I just can't pinpoint it.
It just seems a strange thing to name your street, even if it was the guy's name (you know, like Wes). Isn't that getting the whole block off to a bad start?
Tuesday, September 03, 2002
It's not word, but it's a state of mind.
Previous Posts
- The way of the father Sometimes I worry that I'm ...
- No regrets I keep coming across things that I kee...
- Sarah time I got the chance to meet up with an ol...
- Home free I did it. I bought a place in Winnipeg....
- Back in the saddle I have been remiss in my respo...
- Purple hues Bruises are awesome. I noticed that r...
- Read'em and weep I think that our entire lives ar...
- Murder in the house There has been a brutal slayi...
- Rolling More on Jaimeson... Clapping A new skill...
- The fam Yesterday was the Barrick/McBride family ...
0 Comments:
Post a Comment
<< Home