Waymarks Quotes

“Maybe it's easier to murder something
When you don't call it by its true name.”
― James Thornton, Waymarks

“But most of all it was
the flooding and puddling
and pooling into
each other after.”
― James Thornton, Waymarks

“The sea is welcoming and mothering, I think when I am lively. The sea is hostile and threatening, I think when I am tired.”
― James Thornton, Waymarks

“Listening to the song
of the mountain pines
who would want
to return
to the noise of men?”
― James Thornton, Waymarks

“the street that had to accommodate people all day
now vividly alone
and this is how I like it.”
― James Thornton, Waymarks

“What have I kept?
My freedom
my lover
my wide-eyed sense of wonder.”
― James Thornton, Waymarks

“How will I survive
if I make my happiness
depend on being listened to?”
― James Thornton, Waymarks

“Purring again, you come
and nuzzle me
soft and black
and I call you Kali.”
― James Thornton, Waymarks