Spillt Ink

It came to me today, the opposing perspective should come from the wind.


Next, research.  (Because some winds have names.)

I had an idea for the special issue I'd been thinking about.  The framework of it.  Boring.  Scratch it out and keep thinking.  I've got the series, or a good idea for it.  I love vagueness.  Possibility or possibility.

I was going to write a correspondence to a friend about what a particular poem did.  Then, I ran out of time.  It was the poem in the latest jonathancarroll post.  It's a poem about a dog, and, yes, it is about a dog, but it also about two alien perspectives.  Neither of the individual perspectives blend to an unity, instead the two perspectives maintain individuality.  And, the final sensation of the piece is a warm little stone I want to keep in the palm of my hand.  Oh, but,  I want to write a piece that does the same thing. 

Dresses from literary sources:

Gone With the Wind

Aimee Bender had a fancy dress story

There's this fairy tale where the girl has three dresses, one of moonlight and starlight, one as bright as the sun, and third dress that was lovelier than the first two.

Miscellaneous mentions:

Dance halls

Dresses with names, not designer names, although that is worth a mention, but names all their own like jewelry has names

Was there an era of dresses?

Cultures in which dresses are extremely important to the women in them

Cross dressers

Dress collections

Dresses connected to music; No Doubt, The Killers