Showing posts with label ghosts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label ghosts. Show all posts

Monday, 11 July 2011

Yohji Making Waves





Photographs taken from Yohji Yamamoto's installation at the Wapping Project.

In the stillnes she quivered, 
A reflection on her loss.
She echoed a beauty across the lake
And under the moon light she sung her siren song.
To be in that moment and then gone again.
Ephemeral ghostly peace. 


Friday, 4 February 2011

Ghosts

We are but ghosts of beings
Shadowless creatures
Silver hooded mortals
Wispy colourless murmurs
Grasping at empty chances
Our memories are lost in
Night dreams.
Star studded streams
Sacrifice nothing
Breathe on
Breathe the dirty ghoulish air
and half live.
Half live like ghosts.

Monday, 12 April 2010

haunted

I truly believe

My life is flled with so many ghosts..

ghost (gst)
n.
1. The spirit of a dead person, especially one believed to appear in bodily likeness to living persons or to haunt former habitats.
2. The center of spiritual life; the soul.
3. A demon or spirit.
4. A returning or haunting memory or image.
5.
a. A slight or faint trace: just a ghost of a smile.
b. The tiniest bit: not a ghost of a chance.
6. A faint, false image, as:
a. A secondary image on a television or radar screen caused by reflected waves.
b. A displaced image in a photograph caused by the optical system of the camera.
c. A false spectral line caused by imperfections in the diffraction grating.
d. A displaced image in a mirror caused by reflection from the front of the glass.
7. Informal A ghostwriter.
8.
a. A nonexistent publication listed in bibliographies.
b. A fictitious employee or business.
9. Physiology A red blood cell having no hemoglobin.
v. ghost·ed, ghost·ing, ghosts
v.intr.
1. Informal To engage in ghostwriting.
2. To move noiselessly like a ghost: "Two young deer ghosted out of the woods" (Nancy M. Debevoise).
v.tr.
1. To haunt.
2. Informal To ghostwrite: was hired to ghost the memoirs of a famous executive.

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[Middle English gost, from Old English gst, breath, spirit.]

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ghosty adj.