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My original poetry magazine OVERSION valued density of page space and the thrill of toner expanded so that one could see the artwork going on in the toner, rich shamanistic artwork as one sees in clouds.

No matter whats happens the clouds are always there. 

Those aren’t ‘photoshopped’ i don’t use it anyway 

but there are computer functions for photos i sepia’d this cloud one: 

rather that one was trimmed. Here is another attempt to the find the one that was sepia’d:

   My friend the gem cat from the ravines up in Downsview I’m starting to realize or surmize or starting to think, the one I think of as the momcat is not unresembled by the progeny. The cat I call the gem cat is to my knowledge the lone survivor of her brood last August. The ravine cats I’m most longterm familiar with are the momcat, gemcat, the slightly more orangy one and the total orange cat maybe related who knows. Momcat and gem are the two, they know what they’re doing, both survived last winter, other animals come and go but the momcat & gem and the groundhogmom hold down the forage, all the others fly by the side like the extended family of swallows.  Whom wonders and whon knows. Analyzing the new photos i took that for the mom cat friday morning when we crossed paths early in the morning, but seeing the photo, the resemblance to gemcat is close, unusual bodyshape, smaller than average cat, a sleek quick ravine variation 

which is a zoom on friday’s first photo 

These 3 are the same photo different focus. Partly trying to free the cat who is already free. The 3rd reminds me of Merwin’s spectacular lines “This must be what I wanted to be doing / Walking between two deserts, singing”

Also recently saw for myself the Scarborough Bluffs and we took some photos but first a couple more from near work, then a few bluffs greetings

i’ll perhaps start a new post, download’s sta’tin to lagz