Reflected skyscapes,
distortions of waking dreams,
muddled horizons.
by Scooj
Month: July 2015
End of life
Once green, now yellow,
wheat heads groan in windy gusts
longing for harvest.
by Scooj
Smartphone distraction
Laughs turned to curses
as the lady missed her bus.
Too busy chatting.
by Scooj
written on the bus home from work yesterday. It has happened to me too.
Respect
It is you that counts,
not your status or your rank;
you for you alone.
by Scooj
Almost invisible
Standing out alone
in understated grandeur.
Most will walk on by.
by Scooj
5. Stokes Croft, Canteen (1)
Breakdancing Jesus is a huge mural on one of the most desirable walls in Bristol. The work was commissioned by the Canteen and completed in June 2013.
The artist, Cosmo Sarson, is a painter from London, who was inspired by his love of breakdancing and witnessing some breakdancers performing for the Pope.
It is a really striking and challenging mural, and I love it. You might also just spot a small blue disc to the left of the mural which commemorates the Bristol riots in the area in April 1980.
It is opposite the famous Banksy ‘Mild Mild West’ mural. This mural was planned to remain for two years, which means that it may not be there much longer. We’ll see.
8/10
Love you
An untold story;
a gift of love? or maybe
an apology.
by Scooj
A bicycle I saw exactly a year ago on a street in Bristol.
4. Redland Station
Another mural by Cheo, that I have never really paid too much attention to, despite seeing it frequently.
This piece, which includes his signature bees, can be found on the end wall of the garages, at the entrance to the station. It is a cheerful, rural theme.
Dragonfly
Relic from Earth’s youth
bathing in afternoon sun.
Fleeting adulthood.
by Scooj
Bristol to London by Train 2
Deer in open fields
scamper away for cover
when iron thunder comes.
by Scooj
Natural adventures 