Reading his face is a lot like cooking a curry--I've done it so many times I no longer need the recipe. In this case it was the way his maple cheeks lengthened ever so slightly, questioning, while his bushy black brows knit the two sides of his face shut, already knowing the answer. There was no going back to the ease of bland existence. I didn't answer; there was no need. I turned away and continued pounding the cloves, star anise, turmeric.......and added an extra teaspoon of coriander.
A collection of poetry and creative writings, an ongoing project of self discovery and projection, a narrative of working-class, urban life in an unstable world, an exploration of the tensions, sensuality & sensibility of daily experience. All this served up with original photographs.
Tuesday, February 20, 2018
Curry
Reading his face is a lot like cooking a curry--I've done it so many times I no longer need the recipe. In this case it was the way his maple cheeks lengthened ever so slightly, questioning, while his bushy black brows knit the two sides of his face shut, already knowing the answer. There was no going back to the ease of bland existence. I didn't answer; there was no need. I turned away and continued pounding the cloves, star anise, turmeric.......and added an extra teaspoon of coriander.
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