Alexa Chung by Zackery Michael c. 2016.
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Alexa Chung by Zackery Michael c. 2016.
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Kodak Portra 160
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"I remember a comment you made once—and I thought you were looking right at me when you said it, is why I remember it so clearly. You said, 'Sane? Or tame?' Okay, but that's not the issue. The reason most of us seem so sane is we’re clinging by our fingernails. But not you."
"And not you, either."
"Most everybody, I'd say."
"Not you. Not clinging. You're tied. You're tied to the mast, like Ulysses."
"I sure was."
"But not no more."
"No."
– Denis Johnson, The Name of the World
I reflect a great deal, but, with no one to talk to, my thoughts soon start going round in circles. That's why it is interesting to write them down: I recognise them when they recur and I don't repeat them.
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