We Walk is a short film based on a poem by writer, Brett Darling, which stumbles into the journey of a young girl desperate to leave the city in search of isolation and in turn, sleep.
Thanks a lot Jameson :-) This is beautiful. For all who wish to read the poem,
“The room grew quiet and empty this morning. Drifted past traffic signals, turned in places with no road. The noise and air and city fell from your shoulders, the sun now breathing, look. There’s the roaring ship of being, the light broke out against the shore. Eyes like roses beaten petal red with seeing, the demolition of the moon. Past the buildings stripped to only gold and the hanging romance novels of the dead, hearing breaths unspoken in fields of silent telegraph poles. In the deep, the shallow and the rest, we walk.”
Thanks a lot Jameson :-) This is beautiful.
ReplyDeleteFor all who wish to read the poem,
“The room grew quiet and empty this morning.
Drifted past traffic signals,
turned in places with no road.
The noise and air and city fell from your shoulders,
the sun now breathing, look.
There’s the roaring ship of being,
the light broke out against the shore.
Eyes like roses beaten petal red with seeing,
the demolition of the moon.
Past the buildings stripped to only gold
and the hanging romance novels of the dead,
hearing breaths unspoken
in fields of silent telegraph poles.
In the deep, the shallow and the rest,
we walk.”