Transcribing my morning pages:
Slept well, and awoke to remembering Red Face, looking right at me. “My love is as sharp, as a needle in your eye! You must be such a fool, to pass me by.” Indeed. The fridge purrs and traffic hisses, as does the pen. I woke with a bit of a cough. I wonder if I don’t taste blood coming up from my lungs. Morrissey. Yes. It was he on the bench, looking right at me, and then lying back, with his face out of my view. A crow just cawed. It’s getting cool. I’ve the beige hoodie on. It’s so cozy and comfortable. I love Morrissey more than ever. The way he was dressed, reminds me of Peter Falk as Columbo. I really like it. But those shoes, I should have known it could only be Morrissey. What a lover he is! He’ll come again, if I survive this mold infection, which I probably won’t, ultimately, but it might go into remission again, if I fast intermittently, and go easy on the carbs. Come back, Morrissey, before I die. Anne comes to mind, as I search my mind for subject matter to write about, this session of morning pages. I love Morrissey. How I do love him this morning. Peter Falk. He’s an attractive man too. Morrissey likes him, as per the backdrop of Columbo moving his hands as he works out a mystery. I love Moz. How I do. Love Red Face. With the needle in my eye. That laser eye of his, the intensity of his stare. The music video for Seasick, Yet Still Docked comes to mind. Morrissey’s intense stare in it, is the same, as Red Face’s intense stare. He hasn’t lost it. He’s still there. Anne comes to mind again. I love Morrissey. I feel very cuddlly now. Loved. He loves me. People think I’m crazy, but they are fools. Boring old fools. I’m feeling some welcome sensations in my torso, this morning. I’m not in any pain at the moment. No coughing is about to erupt. The pen is juicy. I’m perfectly warm and comfortable. I love Morrisey, with his red faced needle in my eye, and yes I passed him by, fool that I was, but I’ll never forget him being there for me. I hope to feel his arms around me, while I’m still relatively healthy. And get a photo of us, maybe with me posing exactly as Shirley Manson did, because I thought of sticking my tongue out beside Morrissey to be photographed, before she, actually did it, and maybe it’ll be a thing, people sticking their tongues out beside Morrissey, posing for photos, looking right at him, just as that Shirley did. Her Stupid Girl song is in my head now. It’s the only one I know. It’s very catchy to my ear. Morrissey, as Columbo. Peter Falk, as his backdrop. Peter was probably a good swimmer. “Stupid girl. Can’t believe you fake it. Can’t believe you fake it.” She’s got a great voice, and a muscular tongue, and great taste, to have the instinct to look directly at Moz with her tongue stuck out for the photoshoot. Shoot me now. Pin and mount me. It’s light out. The traffic doesn’t sound so busy. The fridge is quiet. Today I see my doc and then K picks me up to take me to the picnic, then we go to the conservatory, then, I guess I’ll try again to fast for three days. Maybe, if I don’t cough the evening away, I will draw Morrissey with Shirley, and begin painting the double portrait, on the paper I stretched on the gatorboard, for the large extra matting I have in the box for the big frame. I hope that matting won’t discolour in time from N’s fingertips pressing down on it. Oh well, it can be replaced, and I like N, and she meant well, so maybe I’ll leave them there, as a souvenir. Wow, morning pages wrote themselves today. Fast.